Pzyvelines- 50 Sheets of Watercolor Paper of 150 GSM - Virgin Cotton - Handmade Paper with Deckle Edges - 6X4 Inches (15x10 cm)- White Toned

The palette of this product is somehow looks like a very historical essence and it is good in use.

I am in total awe with the papers. The texture , the hold for watercolor is amazing. And the finishing due to thr paper texture makes art look so beautiful. Even the normal hb pencil works great so equally good if ú look forward to make some old vintage effect of painting or sketch texture. I am surely going to order more Worth a purchase.

I bought this 150 GSM watercolour paper for practice sessions and casual sketching, and it does a pretty decent job for the price. It’s smooth, handles light watercolour washes fairly well, and is great for beginners or students learning the basics. What I Liked: Budget-friendly – Ideal for practice and daily use without worrying about cost. Decent surface – Smooth texture works well with watercolours, pencils, ink, and light acrylics. Light washes okay – Works fine for flat washes, dry brush, and minimal layering. Final Thoughts: If you’re just starting with watercolours or need a paper for regular practice, this 150 GSM pack is a good value. However, if you’re looking for something to handle more water or for final artworks, go for 200 GSM or 300 GSM options. Would definitely recommend for hobbyists and learners!

It's good

The paper was of a good standard of quality. However, the full brown effect meant to make the paper look dated was very light and not like in the pictures. The overall value for money is moderate, but would recommend other brands over this one, as it did’nt meet expectations.

Very good quality, and fast delivery

I’m fairly new to watercolours and have been using cellulose paper for practice with fairly good results. This sheet was rather soft and I doubted it would work well enough for multiple washes after the masking tape pulled off some of the sepia when I was trying to reposition it (even when I had passed it over fabric a few times) but it did! It took me a while to adjust to the sepia tone for colour but I am quite pleased with the ease of working on this and I wonder if I can find the same quality in white. I’m going to continue experimenting with the rest of the sheets to see what comes out.

Can't even use any watercolour. It just seeps through and comes out and colour spreads everywhere. Totally not usable