Kobaien Old Tankeiken Kaimon ( Infinite ) pattern ink stone ( 古梅園 古端渓回紋硯 )

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    Kobaien Old Tankeiken Kaimon ( Infinite ) pattern   ink stone ( 古梅園 古端渓回紋硯 )

    Kobaien Old Tankeiken Kaimon ( Infinite ) pattern ink stone ( 古梅園 古端渓回紋硯 )

    Price
    ¥170,000JPY

    Product information

    This is an old inkstone that Kobaien purchased from China more than 30 years ago.

    • Size ( Box )
      • Width:145mm, Length: 225mm,
    • Size ( Ink stone )
      •  Width:125mm, Length: 205mm,
    • Weight 
      • Approx. 3 kilograms ( including wrapping kit )

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