Handcrafted Ink Stick - Oil Soot
Handcrafted Ink Stick - Oil Soot
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Traditional Chinese ink made using the ancient lamp soot method, offering superior quality for calligraphy and painting. This ink stick is distinguished by its fine texture, deep black color, and high water resistance: strokes do not smudge, the ink does not spread, and it glides perfectly on the brush without snagging or buildup. Ideal for demanding calligraphers and painters.
Dimensions: 6.5 * 1.2 cm / 9.5 * 1.5 cm
Weight: 4 Qian (12.5 g) / 1 Liang(30 g)
Features:
- Stable water effect, does not smudge
- Does not clog the brush, no buildup
- Intense and long-lasting black
- Smooth and creamy texture
- Made using traditional artisanal methods
Use: Chinese calligraphy, traditional painting, sumi-e

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