Ink-making process - Kobaien plastic file folder 古梅園ファイルフォルダー・墨談

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Ink-making process - Kobaien plastic file folder 古梅園ファイルフォルダー・墨談

Ink-making process - Kobaien plastic file folder 古梅園ファイルフォルダー・墨談

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$4

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This Kobaien original plastic file folder — 墨談, "ink talk" — carries a printed image of the ink-making process at Kobaien from days gone by: the quiet choreography of soot, glue, and mould that has shaped every stick you've held.

At 220mm x 310mm, it's a small, everyday way to keep that history close, whether holding sketches, letters, or notes.

Eva Tsang, who has one, called it very good quality with a lovely pattern — a modest companion piece to the ink itself.

Size: 220mm x 310mm



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