CANSON St Cuthberts Bockingford Watercolor Pad, 300 g/m², 12 Sheets, Spiral-Bound, 18–41 cm
The CANSON St Cuthberts Bockingford watercolor pad, with a weight of 300 g/m², is premium, artist-quality paper traditionally made on a cylinder mold in Great Britain. It has a lightly textured surface (cold pressed / Cold Pressed) and a practical spiral binding with 12 sheets, making it an ideal surface for both beginner and experienced artists. Its exceptional lifting ability lets you lighten pigment until the paper is pure white, and it offers high dimensional stability.
Product details
- Brand: CANSON
- Product line: St Cuthberts Bockingford
- Weight: 300 g/m²
- Number of sheets: 12 sheets
- Binding: ring-bound (spiral)
- Surface: lightly textured (cold pressed / Cold Pressed), white
- Material: 100% wood-free bleached pulp with a high alpha-cellulose content
- Properties: acid-free, pH 7 – 9, buffered with calcium carbonate, no optical brighteners, lightfastness rating of at least 6+ on the blue wool scale, formula contains no animal-derived ingredients
- Format range: 18 – 41 cm (sizes from 18 × 13 cm to 41 × 31 cm)
- Country of origin: Great Britain
Uses and techniques
This paper is primarily designed for watercolor and wet techniques, but it also works well with gouache, acrylics, pastels, pen, ink, pencil, and charcoal.
Frequently asked questions
What is the paper weight, and can it handle wet techniques without warping? The paper has a weight of 300 g/m², is dimensionally stable, and stays flat when wet.
What type of surface does this watercolor pad have? The pad has a lightly textured surface (cold pressed / Cold Pressed), formed by natural wool felts to create a random texture.
How are the sheets bound in the pad? The sheets are held together by a sturdy ring (spiral) binding.
