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“Lan” is the name of a flower — a romantic and mysterious brush.
The handle features random flowing purple ink-like patterns combined with shimmering particles, creating a look that feels both elegant and mysterious. The brush is made from 50% wolf hair and 30% goat hair, offering a balanced combination of water retention and elasticity.
It is especially suitable for painting flower petals with watercolor and gouache.
- Material: 50% Wolf Hair, 30% Goat Hair, 20% Synthetic Fiber.
- Bristle Length: 2.8 cm
- Bristle Diameter: 0.75 cm
- Material: Acrylic (The purple ink patterns may vary from brush to brush.)
- Handle length: 20.6 cm
- Other: The distribution of the gold shimmer will vary on each brush.
Watercolor
Gouache
Poster colors
⚠️ Not recommended for acrylic or oil paints, as these may damage the bristles.
(However, due to its affordable price, artists who frequently use animal-hair brushes with harsher media may still consider this brush.)
- The bristle may become stained over time with use.
- Despite its name, a “wolf hair” brush is not made from wolf hair. The term originates from “黄鼠狼” (huáng shǔ láng), which refers to the weasel. In traditional brush-making, weasel tail hair is known as “wolf hair” (狼毫, láng háo)—a historical and conventional term rather than a literal one. Therefore, brushes labeled as “wolf hair” are typically made from weasel tail hair, valued for its elasticity and control. In more affordable ranges, the hair may be blended with synthetic fibers or other types of hair. Different blending ratios create different painting experiences.
Before using a new brush, remove all of the protective glue from the bristles. This prevents the glue from affecting your paint or artwork. Once the glue has been removed and the brush is fully wet, you will see its true working shape.
- Step 1: Soften the Glue
Dip only the bristles into clean water for 1–2 minutes to soften the glue. Important: Hold the brush in your hand while soaking. Do not let the tip rest against the bottom of the cup, as this may damage the point. Smaller brushes may require less soaking time.
- Step 2: Remove the Glue
Gently squeeze and massage the bristles with your fingers, working from the ferrule toward the tip. This allows the glue to dissolve gradually while helping prevent broken or loosened hairs.
- Step 3: Rinse Thoroughly
Rinse the brush under a gentle stream of running water. Continue lightly stroking the bristles until they no longer feel sticky.
Note: Larger brushes require extra attention, as glue can remain deep inside the core of the bristles.
- Step 4: Reshape the Tip
Gently reshape the brush with your fingers. For round brushes, you can roll the damp tip lightly on a towel, paper, or palette to restore a fine point.
- Step 5: Air Dry
Allow the brush to air dry naturally. Avoid direct sunlight and hot air from hair dryers or other heat sources.
A small amount of shedding during the first 1–2 uses is completely normal, especially immediately after removing the protective glue. This is common with handmade brushes, particularly traditional calligraphy brushes and other handcrafted natural-hair brushes.
After removing the glue, you may gently stroke the bristles to remove any loose hairs left from the manufacturing process.
If your brush continues to shed heavily after 1 month use, please contact Lobeo. We'll be happy to replace it.
After the protective glue has been removed, natural-hair brushes may appear softer, fluffier, or slightly spread out. This is completely normal—the bristles will not hold the same tightly shaped form they had while coated with glue.
Once the brush absorbs water, it will naturally return to its intended working shape.
Over time, with regular use, if a dry brush feels stiff, loses its soft, fluffy texture, or no longer performs as it should, it is a sign that the natural hair has begun to wear out.
If you need to put the cap back on, wait until the brush is fully dry (the bristles will appear soft and fluffy). Before capping, lightly dampen and smooth the outer surface of the bristles with clean water to help prevent them from bending. The cap should only be used for short periods during transport.
To meet different creative needs, Lobeo Art divides its brushes into three segments: Beginner, Professional, and Collector.
We ship all orders from Vietnam.
Orders are carefully packed and handed over to the shipping carrier within 24 hours of being placed. Tracking numbers are typically activated and emailed to you 3–4 days after shipment.
For some destinations, we use local postal partners. In these cases, tracking information may not become available until the parcel arrives in the destination country.
Delivery typically takes 7–16 business days within Asia, the United States, Australia, Canada, and Europe.
For some other countries, delivery may take 3–12 weeks (typically around 4 weeks). If your destination falls into this category, we will notify you by email after your order is placed.
Please note that delays within international postal systems are relatively common and are unfortunately beyond our control. For this reason, we kindly ask that you wait at least 30 business days from the shipping date before contacting us about a potentially lost package.
- EU, United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada, Korea, China, UAE, Qatar, Dubai, Japan, Singapore: The price you see on our website is the final price. Customers will not be required to pay any additional taxes, customs duties, or handling fees upon delivery. If you are unexpectedly asked to pay any extra fees, please do not pay immediately—contact us first so we can check and assist you.
- EU New Import Fee: For orders shipped to the EU, the new €3 import fee is charged per product category (HS code), not per individual item. For example, an order containing multiple brushes will generally count as one product category, while an order containing brushes, pens, and paper may count as three different categories. This fee will be covered by Lobeo, not the customer, so you can shop with peace of mind.
- Other Countries, Norway: Depending on the destination, import taxes and customs fees may be covered by either Lobeo or the customer. When payable by the customer, these fees are generally low, as we use shipping and declaration methods designed to help minimize unnecessary costs.
If you are ever charged an unusually high amount, please do not pay immediately—contact us first, and we will do our best to assist you.
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If you need any assistance, please contact us at lobeoart@gmail.com or through our Contact page. We’ll be happy to help.
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| PRODUCT NAME“Lan” is the name of a flower — a romantic and mysterious brush. The handle features random flowing purple ink-like patterns combined with shimmering particles, creating a look that feels both elegant and mysterious. The brush is made from 50% wolf hair and 30% goat hair, offering a balanced combination of water retention and elasticity. It is especially suitable for painting flower petals with watercolor and gouache. BRISTLES- Material: 50% Wolf Hair, 30% Goat Hair, 20% Synthetic Fiber. - Bristle Length: 2.8 cm - Bristle Diameter: 0.75 cm HANDLE- Material: Acrylic (The purple ink patterns may vary from brush to brush.) - Handle length: 20.6 cm - Other: The distribution of the gold shimmer will vary on each brush. SEGMENT
PACKAGING
RECOMMENDED PAINTING MEDIA
⚠️ Not recommended for acrylic or oil paints, as these may damage the bristles. SPECIAL NOTES FOR THIS BRUSH- The bristle may become stained over time with use. - Despite its name, a “wolf hair” brush is not made from wolf hair. The term originates from “黄鼠狼” (huáng shǔ láng), which refers to the weasel. In traditional brush-making, weasel tail hair is known as “wolf hair” (狼毫, láng háo)—a historical and conventional term rather than a literal one. Therefore, brushes labeled as “wolf hair” are typically made from weasel tail hair, valued for its elasticity and control. In more affordable ranges, the hair may be blended with synthetic fibers or other types of hair. Different blending ratios create different painting experiences. |
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