Handan Biwamai inkstick ( Dancer 反弾琵琶舞 )

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

Size: 1.5 (W:34.2mm L:66.5 mm T:9.2 mm Wgt:37gram)

Handan Biwamai inkstick ( Dancer 反弾琵琶舞 )

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Price
1.5 (W:34.2mm L:66.5 mm T:9.2 mm Wgt:37gram)
Price
¥7,150JPY
3 (W:41.2mm L:80.6mm T:11 mm Wgt:68gram)
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¥14,300JPY
5 (W:51.3mm L:105.2mm T:12.9 mm Wgt:109gram)
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Handan Biwamai ( Dancer 反弾琵琶舞 )  Kobaien sumi ink stick

Handan Biwamai inkstick ( Dancer 反弾琵琶舞 )

1.5 (W:34.2mm L:66.5 mm T:9.2 mm Wgt:37gram)

Price
¥7,150JPY
1.5 (W:34.2mm L:66.5 mm T:9.2 mm Wgt:37gram)

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


A wonderful ink stick made from the smoke of the finest canola oil with ultra-fine particles. This is one of the products in the "Shitsu boku ( 漆墨, Shitsu boku, Lacquer black )". category, which is considered to be the finest of all sumi inksticks.

This ink painting depicts a dancer dancing with a musical instrument called "Handan Biwa."

This painting is a reproduction of a portion of a mural painting from Dunhuang, an ancient Chinese site.




How does KOBAIEN ( 古梅園 ) make sumi inksticks in Japan?

How do you grind inksticks?

Ms. Junko Azukawa, a contemporary calligrapher and ink painter in Australia, explains how to use stickinks.