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Gvn Art Triangle Shaping Comb 7 cm E0110-A is a practical tool used for creating patterns in ceramics, relief, textile, and various surface designs. Its triangular form makes it easy to apply from different angles.
Its 7 cm compact structure is ideal for detailed and controlled work. It allows you to create various textures and gradient effects without leaving marks on the surface. It offers versatile use for shaping, combing, and line effects.
It is made of flexible and durable plastic material. Thanks to its lightweight structure, it is easy to grip even during long-term work and does not cause hand fatigue. It is extremely easy to clean and can be quickly cleared after contact with paint, clay, or other materials.
The product can be easily preferred by both amateur hobbyists and professional artists. It is a creative tool for anyone looking for different texture effects. It provides flexibility to the user in modeling and surface shaping projects.
Gvn Art E0110-A maintains its functionality in many areas, from small workshops to large-scale projects. Despite its compact structure, this product, which allows for versatile applications, does not lose its form even when in contact with materials.
Triangular Form Design
Facilitates application to the surface from different angles. Thanks to its edge structures, various line and pattern effects can be achieved.
7 cm Width
Provides maximum control in detailed work thanks to its compact and portable size. Suitable for use on both small and medium-sized surfaces.
Durable Plastic Material
Offers long-lasting use with its flexible and sturdy structure. It is resistant to cracking and breaking.
Easy Cleaning
Can be easily cleaned with water after use. It does not leave any paint or clay residue on the surface.
Versatile Use
Can be used in many fields such as ceramics, clay, relief, texture work, and surface shaping. Suitable for hobby and professional projects.

