Shuttle Art 15-Color Kids Washable Tempera Paint — 32 oz with Pump, Non-Toxic & Easy Clean

Vibrant, Washable Color Set for Creative Play

Shuttle Art 15 Colors Washable Paint for Kids delivers 15 vivid, highly pigmented hues in generous 32 oz bottles designed for big, busy art sessions. The creamy, smooth texture glides onto paper, canvas, wood, and other favorite surfaces, turning simple projects into bold, expressive works without a frantic cleanup afterward.

Every bottle uses an easy-to-use pump, enabling precise, no-waste pours and quick color changes during group art time. This bulk setup supports classrooms and families who enjoy large-scale murals, collaborative crafts, or party activities where color is the star.

Key benefits at a glance

• 15 color options: a broad spectrum for mixing, shading, and layering to explore color relationships.
• 32 oz bottles with pump: sustained supply for long sessions; controlled output reduces waste.
• Washable and non-toxic: water-based formula designed to wash from skin and many surfaces; conforms to safety standards.
• Surface versatility: suitable for paper, canvas, wood, glass, and more—great for school art and home crafts.
• Value-added accessories: includes palette knife, color wheel, and sponges to support technique and cleanup.

Practical applications range from classroom projects to family art nights. Students can practice blending on a white sheet, then transfer techniques to a canvas or wood panel. Parents appreciate that cleanup is straightforward—soap and water usually restore fabrics and furniture to their pre-paint state.

Tips for best results

• Apply thin layers to prevent cracking and speed up drying between colors.
• Use a protective mat or old newspaper to minimize setup-time cleanup.
• Store bottles upright; the pump remains stable for repeated use across sessions.

While the focus is on ease of use and safety, the set is designed to unlock kids’ imagination through color-rich exploration. This Shuttle Art collection invites experimentation, collaborative projects, and hands-on learning without promising guaranteed outcomes.