Saunders Waterford Watercolour Pads are made with exquisite watercolour paper that is traditionally made on a cylinder mould machine. Each sheet is buffered with calcium carbonate to help defend finished pieces of work from discolouration caused by acids present in atmospheric pollution.

Saunders has created one of the finest watercolor papers available with their Saunders Waterford Watercolour Blocks. This exquisite series has been traditionally made on, a cylinder mold machine using 100% cotton which makes it one of the highest quality watercolor papers available. Each sheet is buffered with calcium carbonate to help defend finished pieces of work from discoloration caused by acids present in atmospheric pollution. The surfaces are sized in gelatine making it strong and resilient to scrubbing and other rough treatments. The paper is made at St Cuthberts Mill which is located in Wells, just southwest of England. St Cuthberts Mill has been making paper since the 1700’s taking advantage of the pure waters of the River Axe. Their process is second to none and their papers are one of the finest watercolor papers available meaning they come with the Royal Watercolour Society’s endorsement.