This superb artist grade paper from Saunders Waterford has a watermark in the corner for authenticity and 4 deckle edges which are visually beautiful and perfect for float framing.

Please note that while Saunders Waterford High White papers are noticeably whiter than the traditional Saunders Waterford paper, they still have a pale cream appearance. This is because it is not currently possible to whiten the paper to a bright white without compromising light-fastness by using Optical Brightening Agents. The whiter shade of Saunders Waterford High White paper is achieved by adding a high white lightfast pigment with good long-life properties, as used in some watercolor paints.

Artists grade watercolor paper is archival which means it will not discolor or fall apart over time. It is made of 100% cotton rag. This paper is much more durable than lower grades of paper because it is gelatin surface sized and it is mold-made, both of which mean it can take scrubbing of the surface without falling apart.

Saunders Waterford paper is endorsed by the Royal Watercolor Society.

Please note, these sheets have a rough finish: they have a rough surface, and are not suitable for detailed watercolor painting. For more information on the production and properties of watercolor papers, click here.