Cuesta algo más diluirla. Magnífico color y texturas
Calidad extraordinaria. Muy recomendable. Gracias
Estoy encantado con esta tinta, maravilloso. Gracias
The paper is good for drawing colourful flower, which can show the petal lively
Chiyomi Tanaka Brushes for beginners in sumi-e
Chiyomi Tanaka is one of only seven certified brush artisans left in Nara — and the only woman among them, profiled by The New York Times.
She insists there's no such thing as a "beginner's brush," only tools suited to different hands.
These soft, forgiving blends are where any ink-wash journey can begin.
Koufu
A soft wool-and-horsetail blend built for absorbing and releasing ink smoothly. The maker's own words: "a lot of wool. It is soft." A forgiving, versatile first brush for anyone easing into ink-wash painting.
Saishoku Fude
Its very name means "coloring brush" — made for laying down ink and color with control. Small, wool-blend bristles give beginners a gentle, accurate touch before moving on to bolder, larger strokes.
Hiryu Sho
"Very strong flow" is what its name promises — a small wool, horse, and tanuki blend that moves ink expressively even in a beginner's hand. A lively, encouraging brush for early ink-wash experiments.
Hakusui
Wool, white horse-belly hair, and tanuki combine for real absorbency without losing shape. The maker calls it "very easy to paint and write" — a natural next brush as your ink-wash practice deepens.
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