The Split Pouring Cup
Unleash a whirlwind of color with the Split Pouring Cup Premium, a precision mastery priced at KSh450 and stocked at Sayari Shop in Nairobi. This expertly crafted pouring cup transforms acrylic art, captivating artists and fluid art enthusiasts across the city eager to create mesmerizing, marbled masterpieces.
Designed with a premium, ergonomic structure, it features four distinct chambers to hold different paint colors, a drip-free spout for controlled pours, and a sturdy, reusable build that elevates every project. Perfect for blending vibrant hues like Cadmium Red or Bright Yellow, this cup channels your creativity into stunning patterns, drying smoothly when paired with fast-dry acrylics in 10-20 minutes per pour.
Whether you’re crafting a swirling Nairobi-inspired canvas, experimenting with fluid art techniques, or teaching a workshop, this split pouring cup delivers flawless results and lasting durability. Sayari Shop, Nairobi’s craft supply hub, keeps it ready for rapid delivery across the city—call +254726493597, and it’ll flow to your doorstep from Westlands to Embakasi in a snap!
Features & Benefits of the Split Pouring Cup
This split pouring cup stands out with its exceptional qualities.
- Its four-chamber design allows you to load multiple acrylic colors—up to 190ml total—keeping them separate until the pour for crisp, defined patterns like tree rings or fluid swirls.
- The ergonomic shape fits comfortably in hand, with a curved grip that prevents slips during intricate pours, ensuring precision under Nairobi’s bright studio lights.
- Made from high-quality, lightweight silicone, it’s soft yet durable, resisting wear and tear while being easy to clean with warm soapy water.
- The no-drip spout minimizes mess, making it ideal for beginners and seasoned artists alike, fostering creativity without frustration.
- Reusable and non-toxic, it’s safe for all ages, perfect for solo projects or group classes.
- Compatible with acrylic paints and pouring mediums, it’s a versatile tool for fluid art, delivering professional-grade results every time.
How to Use the split pouring cup
Using this split pouring cup is a seamless and inspiring process. Start by preparing your acrylic paints—mix colors like Titanium White or Cadmium Red with a pouring medium (1:1 or adjust for flow) in separate containers for smooth consistency. Place a canvas on a flat, covered surface to catch drips. Pour each color into one of the cup’s four chambers, filling to your desired level—try contrasting hues for bold effects or gradients for subtle blends. Hold the cup firmly over the canvas center, tilting gently to let colors flow through the spout in a steady stream, or rotate it for circular patterns like marbled rings. For dynamic designs, move the cup across the canvas in swirls or lines, letting colors collide naturally. Once poured, tilt the canvas to spread the paint, creating unique fluid art in minutes. After use, rinse the cup with warm soapy water immediately to prevent drying, or peel off dried paint for reuse. New to pouring? Practice on a small surface to master its precise flow.
split pouring cup is Perfect For;
This premium split pouring cup is ideal for a range of artistic pursuits.
- Fluid artists can create captivating pieces—imagine a Nairobi sunset in reds and yellows swirling on canvas, perfect for galleries or home displays.
- Hobbyists will love experimenting with techniques like dirty pours or flip cups, using the cup’s chambers to layer colors for market-ready artwork.
- Crafters can enhance projects, pouring vibrant designs onto coasters, trays, or small panels for gifts or stalls. Nairobi classrooms and workshops can utilize it at Sayari Shop for group sessions, offering a safe, reusable tool for students to explore fluid art’s endless possibilities.
- DIY decorators can craft statement pieces, pouring bold patterns onto vases or wall art to energize spaces with a modern flair.
- Its compact size—roughly 10cm x 9.5cm x 5cm—makes it easy to store, yet powerful enough for ambitious creations.
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