Daiyahotei ( 大哉布袋 ) sumi ink stick - Koboku ( 古墨 Antique Inkstick )-

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    Daiyahotei ( 大哉布袋 ) sumi ink stick - Koboku ( 古墨 Antique Inkstick )-

    Price
    ¥45,000JPY

    Product information

    Superfine rapeseed(canola) oil smoke and botanical blue pigment.

    Production Year: 1970

    This is a sumi ink stick drawing of Hotei ( 布袋 ), a magnanimous god.

    This sumi ink stick design is based on a painting by Kano Tanyu (a famous painter from the late Momoyama period to the early Edo period).

    大哉( daiya : magnanimous

    布袋 ( hotei : a name of a Japanese god ) 

     

    SIZE: Width:38mm Length:95mm Thickness:13mm Weight:54gram

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