Being creative together

Watercolour painting set to be creative together

This comprehensive set has been carefully put together to enable children to develop their creativity. With high-quality watercolour paper, painting boards, watercolour paints, wooden holders and brushes, this set offers everything children need to paint together, experiment and develop their imagination.

The set contains:

1. 2 packs of high-quality watercolour paper in A3 format with 100 sheets per pack.

2. 10 painting boards for watercolour painting as a perfect base for watercolour painting measuring 24 x 35 cm.

3. 2 sets of STOCKMAR watercolour paints basic assortment with a choice of 6 colours for countless mixing possibilities.

4. 2 wooden holders for watercolours incl. 6 jars make it easier for you to handle and mix the colours.

5. 5 high-quality Mesko brushes to paint fine details and bring your artwork to life.

This set is ideal for Waldorf kindergartens, day care centres, after-school care or for shared flats and large family groups.

Product information:

Contents:

• 2 packs of watercolour paper, A3
• 10 colouring boards
• 2 sets of basic watercolour paints
• 2 wooden holders for watercolours incl. jars
• 5 Mesko brushes

Immerse yourself together in the fascinating world of art with our 'Be creative together' set. High-quality materials invite you to create imaginative works of art together.

Please note: This set is only available for a short time!

Painting in the Waldorf kindergarten

In the Waldorf kindergarten, free artistic creation takes centre stage. Children are encouraged to discover their own creative voice and explore their individual means of expression. Materials such as watercolours, coloured pencils, wax crayons and chalks play an important role in this. These materials offer the children a variety of opportunities to experiment with colours and express their ideas on paper. Colouring is highly valued as a creative form of expression and is seen as an essential part of children's development. The art of painting is not only seen as a manual skill, but rather as a way in which children can express their inner feelings, thoughts and fantasies.