In the heart of Wengang Town, known as “The Capital of Chinese Brushes”, Fontainebleau carries forward a legacy that blends centuries-old craftsmanship with modern technology.
Every brush that leaves our factory embodies precision, patience, and passion — qualities that define not only our products, but also our people.
The making of a premium paintbrush begins with one simple truth — quality materials define the outcome.
At Fontainebleau, we carefully select high-grade nylon fibers, Kolinsky hair, and goat hair, depending on the brush type. Each batch is inspected for softness, elasticity, and uniform color before production even begins.
Our team weighs every bundle of hair with precision scales to ensure consistency, then combs it thoroughly to align each strand.
Meanwhile, penholders undergo surface inspection to make sure they are smooth, straight, and free from cracks — ready to meet the brush head perfectly.
Once materials are ready, our artisans begin the most critical step: shaping the brush head.
Each bundle of hair is hand-tied, trimmed, and shaped into a perfect tip. This process requires years of experience and an intuitive understanding of how the fibers behave.
At Fontainebleau, every brush head must meet the “Four Essentials”:
👉 Sharp tip, Neat edge, Full body, and Resilient shape.
This delicate balance is what gives an artist brush its life — the ability to hold paint, release it smoothly, and return to its form after each stroke.
After shaping, the brush head is joined with its handle — a process where craftsmanship meets precision engineering.
We use eco-friendly glue for a firm bond, and every ferrule is fitted tightly through manual adjustment. A quick shake test ensures there are no loose parts before moving to the next stage.
Finally, each brush receives its Fontainebleau logo, carefully printed with clean, smooth edges — a mark of reliability that represents 17 years of trust.
Quality is not a department — it’s our daily discipline.
Every brush passes through five key inspection stages before shipping:
Raw Material Inspection – checking for hair consistency and penholder integrity.
Assembly Check – ensuring a firm bond and tight fit.
Brush Head Test – confirming no shedding, no forks, and precise shape.
Appearance Review – verifying clean surface, sharp printing, and no glue overflow.
Final Packaging Inspection – checking for odor, damage, and label accuracy.
Only brushes that meet all five criteria earn the Fontainebleau seal of approval.
Beyond standard production, Fontainebleau partners with global brands to turn ideas into reality.
Our 15-person design team and 15-person R&D team collaborate closely with clients to develop custom brush shapes, packaging, and branding.
From OEM sets for art supply brands to professional-grade brushes for academies and studios — we tailor every detail to your market.
Whether you need eco-friendly packaging, vegan bristles, or luxury brush collections, our in-house engineers ensure your products stand out.
What makes a Fontainebleau brush different isn’t just how it’s made — it’s why it’s made.
We believe every brush carries the story of the hands that crafted it and the artists who bring it to life.
With 17 years of experience, 1 million brushes produced monthly, and trusted partnerships in 100+ countries, Fontainebleau remains a reliable OEM brush manufacturer for brands worldwide.
✨ At Fontainebleau, every brush carries the spirit of craftsmanship — and the trust of our global partners.
