Products: "Gesso Carving Tools, German"

These original French carving tools have a long tradition with French gilders. They are used to re-cut or carve into a gesso surface to refine details or create patterns in the surface. The surface is usually dampened with water to soften the gesso so it can be easily carved.

These original French carving tools have a long tradition with French gilders. They are used to re-cut or carve into a gesso surface to refine details or create patterns in the surface. The surface is usually dampened with water to soften the gesso so it can be easily carved.

These original French carving tools have a long tradition with French gilders. They are used to re-cut or carve into a gesso surface to refine details or create patterns in the surface. The surface is usually dampened with water to soften the gesso so it can be easily carved.

These original French carving tools have a long tradition with French gilders. They are used to re-cut or carve into a gesso surface to refine details or create patterns in the surface. The surface is usually dampened with water to soften the gesso so it can be easily carved.

These original French carving tools have a long tradition with French gilders. They are used to re-cut or carve into a gesso surface to refine details or create patterns in the surface. The surface is usually dampened with water to soften the gesso so it can be easily carved.

These original French carving tools have a long tradition with French gilders. They are used to re-cut or carve into a gesso surface to refine details or create patterns in the surface. The surface is usually dampened with water to soften the gesso so it can be easily carved.

These original French carving tools have a long tradition with French gilders. They are used to re-cut or carve into a gesso surface to refine details or create patterns in the surface. The surface is usually dampened with water to soften the gesso so it can be easily carved.

These original French carving tools have a long tradition with French gilders. They are used to re-cut or carve into a gesso surface to refine details or create patterns in the surface. The surface is usually dampened with water to soften the gesso so it can be easily carved.