When we say 'eco-friendly' we mean that the materials we use are mostly organic and bio-degradable. And yes, we use some synthetic materials where a product requires certain characteristics such as durability and resilience - primarily recycled as we understand how critical is the amount of plastic waste on our planet.
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Beechwood - dense and light, with a beautiful texture and various shades |
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Linseed oil in mastic protects the wooden block from moisture |
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Beeswax in mastic prevents oxidation of linseed oil |
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Тampico fiber made of Mexican agave leaves is known for its great abrasive characteristics |
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Coconut fiber is used in cleaning brushes. It is resistant to decay and can be used on moist surfaces. |
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Cotton threads are used for rope loops for storing brushes |
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Boar and domestic pig bristles - classic stuffing material for many types of brushes. |
Horse hair from the tail or mane is soft, elastic. Suitable for brushes for delicate items. |
Goat hair - for products that require a particularly soft hair |
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Recycled synthetic fiber (PET or PP). What once used to be bottles, cans, food packaging. Rigid and durable. |
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Recycled paper - that's what our cartons are made from |
