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White European Preserved Tuft ★★★☆ Provenance of the badger: in breeding farm. Provenance of the hair: harvested on the neck of the animal, the most noble part. Handcrafted method: Preserved tuft. Not retailed. Sealed base with waterproof resin. Properties: very soft, resistant and absorbent. Essence of Walnut wood - Juglans The Bramble is the most...
Pure Badger Trimmed Tuft ★★☆☆ Provenance of the badger: in breeding farm. Provenance of the hair: harvested on the belly during moulting Handcrafted method: Trimmed tuft. Sealed base with waterproof resin. Properties: firm, resistant and absorbent.
Pure Badger Trimmed Tuft ★★☆☆ Provenance of the badger: in breeding farm. Provenance of the hair: harvested on the belly during moulting Handcrafted method: Trimmed tuft. Sealed base with waterproof resin. Properties: firm, resistant and absorbent. Essence of Walnut wood - Juglans The Bramble is the most tormented and rare part of Walnut. Used in the...
Pure Badger Trimmed Tuft ★★☆☆ Provenance of the badger: in breeding farm. Provenance of the hair: harvested on the belly during moulting Handcrafted method: Trimmed tuft. Sealed base with waterproof resin. Properties: firm, resistant and absorbent. Essence of Bogwood - Marsh Oak Drowned by the waters 5000 years ago in the forest of Brière, these oaks...
Grey Trimmed Tuft ★☆☆☆ Provenance of the badger: in breeding farm. Provenance of the hair: harvested on the back during moulting, the most common part on the animal. Handcrafted method: Trimmed tuft. Sealed base with waterproof resin. Properties: firm, resistant and absorbent. Essence of Walnut wood - Juglans The Bramble is the most tormented and rare...
Pure Badger Trimmed Tuft ★★☆☆ Provenance of the badger: in breeding farm. Provenance of the hair: harvested on the belly during moulting Handcrafted method: Trimmed tuft. Sealed base with waterproof resin. Properties: firm, resistant and absorbent. Essence of Bogwood - Marsh Oak Drowned by the waters 5000 years ago in the forest of Brière, these oaks...
