St Cuthberts Mill Saunders Waterford 12" x 16" Watercolor Sketch Pad, 20 Sheets/Pad (STCT45930001011E)

Made on a traditional cylinder mould machine with 100% cotton, this paper is the epitome of quality, offering a lush texture that's as distinctive as your artistic vision. The natural woolen felts used in its creation give each sheet a unique, random texture, making every stroke a first-time experience. Designed to handle the roughest techniques — from scrubbing to scraping — Saunders Waterford is as tough as it is beautiful. Plus, with high archival standards & calcium carbonate buffering, your masterpieces are protected from discoloration & pollution. Endorsed by the prestigious Royal Watercolor Society, founded in 1804, Saunders Waterford isn't just paper — it's a canvas worthy of your finest work. Elevate your art with a paper that's as timeless & extraordinary as you are. For centuries, St Cuthberts has honed the art of papermaking. Our legacy, combined with one of the world's rare cylinder mould machines, crafts papers of unparalleled quality. We commit to using only the purest raw materials, ensuring our archival papers meet the highest standards. Specially sourced pulps, cotton linters & woolen felts create surface textures that are as unique as they are exquisite. It's no wonder that artists around the globe choose St Cuthberts for their masterpieces. Saunders Waterford stands as a testament to exceptional craftsmanship, created at St Cuthberts Mill in Wells, England. This premium watercolor paper is crafted on a cylinder mould machine using 100% cotton, the pinnacle of papermaking materials & is finished with natural woolen felts that impart a distinctive, random texture. Its surface is expertly sized for durability, resisting scrubbing, scraping & other demanding techniques. Each sheet is buffered with calcium carbonate, ensuring long-lasting protection against discoloration from atmospheric acids. Endorsed by the Royal Watercolor Society—the world's oldest & most prestigious watercolor society founded in 1804—Saunders Waterford offers unparalleled quality & prestige for discerning artists.