Daggers

More Info >>

The Red Dot Daggers are excellent for thin fine lines, brush calligraphy and mark making, but wit the body of the brush for a broader More Info >>

The Tisch Daggers are made from 100% Natural Bristle. They are scratchy and organic in their nature. This is the brush Andrew has designed, for an organic stroke. Should you wish for a sharper, More Info >>

The Series 772 dagger is very adaptable and can be used to create long flowing lines. When pressure is applied and the brush is 'twisted' through the stroke you can see oriental grass appear as well More Info >>

The dagger shape is for when a tighter mark is required, very More Info >>

The Tisch Daggers are made from 100% Natural Bristle hair. They are scratchy and organic in their nature. This is the brush Andrew has designed, for an organic stroke. Should you wish for a sharper, More Info >>

"The dagger brush allows a range of strokes - broad, fine-lining and more random marks - depending on how it is held. This set includes the large ⅜" and small ¼” Red Sable daggers along with the More Info >>

The Shiraz daggers are excellent for unique brush strokes. When loaded with paint, they are fun to twist and turn to create texture and organic strokes. When used on their edge, they make a wonderful More Info >>

"The Evergreen Daggers are flexible enough to give you a really wide vocabulary when it comes to brush calligraphy and mark making, but it also has the body to load the paint in the way you want - More Info >>

The Series 311's are great for side loading and shading. They are perfect for intricate flower and petal work too. Folk art and barge painters adore this More Info >>

The R16's are made from our Series 772's. The Series 772 dagger is very adaptable and can be used to create long flowing lines. When pressure is applied and the brush is 'twisted' through the stroke More Info >>

The R12's are made from our Series 772's. The Series 772 dagger is very adaptable and can be used to create long flowing lines. When pressure is applied and the brush is 'twisted' through the stroke More Info >>