Shigoku inkstick ( Gold leaf ink stick , 四獄 )

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    Shigoku inkstick ( Gold leaf ink stick , 四獄 )

    Shigoku inkstick ( Gold leaf ink stick , 四獄 )

    Price
    ¥25,300JPY

    Product information

    This is a type of bluish  sumi inkstick. A wonderful ink made from the smoke of the finest pine bark with ultra-fine particles.

    The four designs carved into this inkstick represent the four worlds of Buddhism. It is made from the inkstick moulds of the old Edo period in Japan ( 1600-1800 CE - mid-1800 CE )

    Pure gold leaf is applied to enhance the preservation of the ink. It also makes the ink apply more smoothly.

    Width:37 mm Length:68mm Thickness:15mm Weight:40gram

    四 ( shi : four ) 

    獄 ( goku : world )

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