Beniiri inkstick ( Pure black with saffran red, For drawing postcards 絵手紙用墨・べに入り )

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** SIZE W:Width, L:Length, T:Thickness, Wgt:Weight

Size: 1 (W:22.5mm L:82.9mm T:10. mm Wgt:28gram)

Beniiri ( Pure black Ink stick for drawing postcards 絵手紙用墨・べに入り ) ink stick by Kobaien

Beniiri inkstick ( Pure black with saffran red, For drawing postcards 絵手紙用墨・べに入り )

Size: 1 (W:22.5mm L:82.9mm T:10. mm Wgt:28gram)

Price
$44

Product information

Beniiri takes its name from Beni (べに), saffron, and Iri (入り), contained within — a rapeseed oil smoke ink with a touch of saffron worked in to deepen and enrich the black.

It's made specifically for e-tegami, the Japanese tradition of illustrated postcards, where a single small stick needs to carry real character across a compact format. 

At just 22.5mm wide, 82.9mm long, 10mm thick, and 28 grams, it's an easy, unintimidating size to keep on hand for quick studies or notes to friends.

One reviewer called it her "first small treasure," describing the color as gorgeous — a deep, silky black at full strength that stays true even once dry.

A lovely, low-commitment way to bring Kobaien's craft into everyday, small-scale mark-making.



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