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

Shodo Ichiban has virtually no bleeding

*"Kenko brush": A brush made by blending several types of hair with different properties

but the bleeding will stop at a certain point

It blends well with the ink and penetrates deep into the 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.