Hahnemühle

100% Cotton Watercolor Book

Hardbound books featuring paper that invites multiple watercolor washes on both sides.

$20.95

Available in square, landscape, or portrait orientation.
A6 size: 4.1" x 5.8" (10.5 x 14.8cm).
A5 size: 5.8" x 8.3" (14.8cm x 21cm).
A4 size: 8.3" x 11.7" (21cm x 29.7cm).
Square size: 5.5" x 5.5" (14cm x 14cm).
30 sheets (or 60 when using both sides).
120lb (250 gsm) cold-press 100% cotton watercolor paper.
Hardcover, with elastic band.

Explore wet-in-wet watercolor with these elegant lay-flat watercolor books from Hahnemühle.

in four sizes

Cotton Watercolor Paper

Hahnemühle 100% Cotton Watercolor Books feature a sturdy black cover and matching bookmark with an elastic closure to protect your sketches on your adventures. These elegant books can open to lay flat and are perfect for artists who enjoy a beautiful, fine-grain texture, soft paper feel, and the ability to use a range of wet-in-wet watercolor techniques. Each book includes 30 sheets (60 pages when using both sides) of 100% cotton rag 250gsm paper in natural white.

A person's hand holds an open watercolor sketchbook featuring two landscapes: one side depicts a tranquil bay surrounded by lush greenery and rocky formations, while the other showcases a serene water scene with distant hills and trees under a partly cloudy sky.

Direct Watercolor on Location

Art Toolkit Founder Maria Coryell-Martin started using her new Hahnemühle A4 100% Cotton Watercolor Book and has found it a delight to use!

“I love to splash paint across a large expanse of paper and appreciate the elastic that secures the cover so I can slip it in my bag with my Art Toolkit and Folio Palette. My intention with this extra large sketchbook is to be loose and wild and create direct watercolor paintings. So far, I’m loving it! The 100% cotton paper handles repeated watercolor washes beautifully, and the large size complements my favorite Rosemary & Co R28 Large Mop travel brush and Niji Flat Water Brush.”

Full-page watercolor sketch of Deception Pass by Maria Coryell Martin.