Kourin ( Siberian weasel hair, 好凛筆 ) Kobaien brush for painting and calligraphy -

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Kourin ( Siberian weasel hair, 好凛筆 ) Kobaien brush for painting and calligraphy -

Kourin ( Siberian weasel hair, 好凛筆 ) Kobaien brush for painting and calligraphy -

Price
¥4,300JPY

Product information

Kobaien brush for painting and calligraphy.

This brush is very smooth to write and draw. It can be used for both calligraphy and watercolor. It is easy to draw both fine and thick lines.

  • 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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