Saiboku Chﾅｫkin (Boku-Undo) TRUE:TRUE #Brush/#Kana Fine Brush/#Kikujudo/#Single Hair/#Weasel (Single

#Brush/#Kana Fine Brush/#Kikujudo/#Single Hair/#Weasel (Single Hair)/#Kolinsky/#Bristle Diameter - Less than ﾎｦ5mm/#Firm

To minimize bleeding

It's also more prone to bleeding than thicker paper

it's best to choose thicker paper

be sure to inform the mounter that it is liquid ink made from glue

Saiboku Chﾅｫkin (Boku-Undo) TRUE:TRUE #Brush/#Kana Fine Brush/#Kikujudo/#Single Hair/#Weasel (Single#Ink #Gold, Silver, and Specialty Ink #Less than 1. 0mm #Bokuundo #For Calligraphy #Specialty Ink #Colored Ink After grinding the ink, the heavy gold settles to the bottom of the inkstone. This sludgy gold is what you'll use. To prevent oxidation, coat both sides of the inkstone with fixative (fixing spray) after completing your piece. We recommend using a face brush rather than a small brush. The trick to writing with this inkstone is to soak the