Shourai inkstick ( Vivid and beautiful bluish black, Indigo, 松籟 青墨 )

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Shourai ( 松籟 青墨 由古梅园(古梅園)制造) manufactured by KOBAIEN, Nara, Japan

Shourai inkstick ( Vivid and beautiful bluish black, Indigo, 松籟 青墨 )

Price
$87

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Shourai — 松 (shou, pine) 籟 (rai, cone) — means simply "pinecone," and the ink inside lives up to that quiet, natural image: rapeseed oil-smoke worked together with the plant pigment best suited to blue ink, yielding a calm, vivid bluish black that never tips into anything extreme.

One painter praised exactly this quality — a blue-tinged black that can be coaxed into a whole range of secondary shades depending on how it's mixed, carrying a faint, refined fragrance as it's ground.

A versatile blue for anyone who wants more than one mood from a single stick.

Width(寬):28mm Length(長):102mm Thickness(厚):13mm Weight(重量):45gram

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