Traditional Chinese Ink Stick - Pine Ink
Traditional Chinese Ink Stick - Pine Ink
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Hui mò (徽墨) refers to a high-quality ink made in the Huizhou region of China, known for its artisanal production of solid ink used in traditional calligraphy and painting. It is an iconic product of Chinese art, prized for its fine texture, intense color, and durability.
Create exceptionally fluid strokes with dense, luminous ink. This stick is an essential tool for calligraphy enthusiasts or lovers of Chinese art.
Additional cardboard box
| A liang |
Length: 9.8 cm |
| Two liang |
Length: 12.5 cm Width: 3 cm Height: 1.2 cm |
一两 (yī liǎng) and 二两 (èr liǎng) denote units of measurement used for weighing.
Ink preparation process:
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Properly prepare a new Chinese inkstone (开砚)
A new inkstone is covered with a thin layer of wax. Before grinding the ink, it must therefore be "opened" (开砚), otherwise the ink stick will slip.
Properly prepare a new Chinese inkstone (开砚)
A new inkstone is covered with a thin layer of wax. Before grinding the ink, it must therefore be "opened" (开砚), otherwise the ink stick will slip.
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