Gosaiboku inksticks ( Five color inksticks, 五彩墨 )

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Gosaiboku ( 五彩墨, five color inks )  - Kobaien inksticks, Nara, Japan

Gosaiboku inksticks ( Five color inksticks, 五彩墨 )

Price
$90

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Gosaiboku — 五 (go, five) 彩 (sai, colour) 墨 (boku, ink) — gathers five distinct colours into one set from Kobaien.

One painter, working on goldfish, found the colours ideal for exactly that: highly saturated, luminous in tone, and hard to substitute with anything else on the market.

Five sticks, five ways to bring colour into ink painting without ever reaching for a bottle.

SIZE ( 1 piece of stick ) : Width:20mm Length:80mm Thickness:8mm Weight:40gram

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Eva Tsang
The color of the products is very suitable for painting goldfish

產品的顏色非常適合用於繪畫金魚,因為墨條顏色的色度飽和度高,色調亮麗,其優點是不容易找到其他產品代替。

The color of the products is very suitable for painting goldfish, because the color of the ink strip is high saturation and bright in tone, and its advantages are not easy to find other products instead.

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