Japanese Inkstone Oogatsu Processed Kado-ue 53-sun Bristle Diameter Φ20mm-Φ25mm Shodo Ichiban has virtually no

Shodo Ichiban has virtually no bleeding

Its firm texture makes it tear-resistant even when writing with strong lines

*"Sakizoroe" refers to a brush with a neatly aligned tip

Suitable for four characters on hanshi paper and three lines on hanseki paper

making it ideal for beginners and elementary school students practicing calligraphy

Japanese Inkstone Oogatsu Processed Kado-ue 53-sun Bristle Diameter Φ20mm-Φ25mm Shodo Ichiban has virtually no#Inkstone #Kanji paper #For kana scrolls #Ogatsu processing #No engraving #Rectangular inkstone #Square #6 inches #53 inches This inkstone has been processed and finished by artisans in Ogatsu, Monou District, Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, which is famous for its inkstone making.