This tool has stiff, coarse bristles for use on hard, dry greenware. Use this for more subtle textures on large areas of greenware. The brush is made with stainless steel wires firmly set in a hardwood handle for a total length of 6 1/2 in.

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Nancy S. from Whitehall, MI says:

This is a great tool for transforming clay to desired textures. I use it for making grass and thatched roofs in my clay miniature houses.

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Rated by: Nancy S. in Whitehall, MI

This is a great tool for transforming clay to desired textures. I use it for making grass and thatched roofs in my clay miniature houses.

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