Kourin Kobaien Calligraphy Brush - Siberian Weasel Hair 好凛筆

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Kourin Kobaien Calligraphy Brush - Siberian Weasel Hair 好凛筆

Kourin Kobaien Calligraphy Brush - Siberian Weasel Hair 好凛筆

Price
$29

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Kourin is a Kobaien brush made for both calligraphy and painting, its tip cut from Siberian weasel hair — a material long prized for holding a fine point while still carrying enough body for a heavier stroke.

It moves smoothly across paper in either direction, equally at ease drawing a hairline or laying down a thick, saturated wash, which makes it a natural companion to inks like Koukaboku or the deeper Shitsuboku grades reviewed elsewhere in this collection.

As with all Kobaien brushes, each one is finished by hand, so small variations in length and weight are part of the making, not a flaw in it.

  • Tip material
    • Siberian weasel hair
  • Tip length:
    • 27 mm ( 1.06 inch )
  • Tip thickness:
    • 6 mm ( 0.23 inch )
  • Shaft thickness:
    • 7 mm ( 0.28 inch )
  • Whole length:
    • 216 mm ( 8.5 inch )
  • Weight:
    • 16 gram ( including wrapping materials )
    • ** To ensure safe transportation, special boxes are used to transport the brushes. For this reason, an additional weight of 250gram will be added to the shopping cart for the special shipping box.

Each brush is handmade, so length and weight may vary.

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