Junyouboku Shikonkei ( Purple black, For practice, 純溶墨 紫紺系 墨汁 墨液 ) Sumi liquid ink

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Junyouboku Shikonkei ( Purple black,  For practice,  純溶墨 紫紺系 墨汁 墨液 ) Sumi liquid ink

Junyouboku Shikonkei ( Purple black, For practice, 純溶墨 紫紺系 墨汁 墨液 ) Sumi liquid ink

Price
$14

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Junyouboku Shikonkei — 紫紺系 (Shikonkei, purple-like colour) — is a concentrated sumi liquid ink developed for the finest calligraphy and painting work, diluted 3 to 20 times with water to suit the piece at hand.

On paper it expresses a beautiful blotting and depth, its purplish-navy undertone giving washes a quiet richness beyond a plain black.

A flexible companion ink, ready to be drawn out thin or kept close to full strength as the work demands.

Shikonkei ( 紫紺系, Purple like color) 180ml(223grams) )

This product contains artificial chemical preservatives. It is not for use on tattoos.

Junyouboku Shikonkei ( Purple black 純溶墨 紫紺系 古梅园(古梅園 ) 墨汁 墨液 ) Kobaien sumi liquid ink 由古梅园(古梅園)制造 manufactured by KOBAIEN, Nara, Japan


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