Jun Kin Dei ( Pure gold paint stick 古梅園 純金泥 )

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Price
$903

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

Jun Kin Dei ( Pure gold paint stick  古梅園 純金泥 )Jun Kin Dei ( Pure gold paint stick  古梅園 純金泥 )

Jun Kin Dei ( Pure gold paint stick 古梅園 純金泥 )

Price
$903

Product information

This gold ink may not be deliverable in some countries. Please contact us first if you wish to purchase.


Box size: Width:125mm Length:125mm

White inkstone size : Width:56 mm x Length:102 mm

Gold paintstick size : Width: approxmately 10mm x Length : 35-40mm

Weight ( including box ) :150gram

Gold paintstick weight : approximately 8 grams ( Pure gold 6 grams, Glue 2 grams )

This is a paint made of pure gold and glue. It is used for writing gold letters, etc.

Mix with water and use as you would regular sumi inkstick. When dissolving this gold inkstick, use a special ceramic inkstone. Otherwise, the gold may be wasted.

如何使用 与水混合,像使用普通棒状墨水一样使用。溶解这种金墨时,请使用特殊的陶瓷砚台。否则,金墨可能被浪费掉。

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