Ohuhu Kahuku 72-colour flexible brush tip acrylic marker set with carrying case
Colour range of 72 Ohuhu Kahuku acrylic paint markers
Ohuhu Kahuku 1–6 mm flexible brush tip with visible capacity and continuous ink flow
Official comparison of Ohuhu Nahuku, Ulu and Kahuku acrylic marker series
Ohuhu Kahuku 72-colour flexible brush tip acrylic marker set with carrying case
Colour range of 72 Ohuhu Kahuku acrylic paint markers
Ohuhu Kahuku 1–6 mm flexible brush tip with visible capacity and continuous ink flow
Official comparison of Ohuhu Nahuku, Ulu and Kahuku acrylic marker series

Ohuhu Acrylic Markers 72 Colors,Brush Tip,Automatic Ink Control, direct-ink Kahuku Series.

Sale price $79.00
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  • Broad 72-colour acrylic palette
  • Flexible brush tip
  • Automatic ink control
  • Direct-liquid marker system
  • For lettering and illustration
Free NZ shippingNo minimum spend
12-month warrantySupport for faulty items
30-day returnsFor unopened sets

120 dual-tip alcohol markers, colourless blender, zip carry case, printed colour chart, bleedproof sheet and user guide.

Free tracked delivery across New Zealand, with no minimum spend. Delivery details and any address-based exceptions are shown at checkout.

Unopened sets can be returned within 30 days. Faulty items are supported by a 12-month warranty.

Ohuhu Kahuku 72-colour flexible brush tip acrylic marker set with carrying case

Ohuhu Acrylic Markers 72 Colors,Brush Tip,Automatic Ink Control, direct-ink Kahuku Series.

Beginners
Start with a full palette and the tools needed to make the first pages look right.
Students
A broad colour range, organised case and dependable everyday performance.
Professionals
Colour-coded caps and consistent alcohol ink support faster, repeatable workflows.

FAQ

Are these markers alcohol or water-based?

They are alcohol-based, which helps colours blend smoothly and dry quickly.

Check Artfolk's current single-marker range or contact the team with the colour code you need.

It can bleed through thin paper. Use marker paper or place the included bleedproof sheet underneath your work.

Use the brush tip for fills, gradients and expressive strokes, then switch to the fine tip for outlines, details and lettering.

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