Sumi no Kaya inkstick ( 墨の香や ) Kobaien Japan

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    Sumi no Kaya inkstick ( 墨の香や )  Kobaien Japan

    Sumi no Kaya inkstick ( 墨の香や ) Kobaien Japan

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    ¥13,200JPY

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    A wonderful ink stick made from the smoke of the finest canola oil with ultra-fine particles.

    Natsum Soseki,  a Japanese novelist active from the late 19th to the early 20th century, wrote a haiku about Kobaien. He sent the haiku to his friend Masaoka Shiki, a haiku poet.

    Natsum Soseki

    Masaoka Shiki

    The haiku is shown on the front of this sumi inkstick. On its reverse side is the plum blossoms of Kobaien.

    墨の香や 
    ( "Sumi no Ka ya", Oh, I sense the scent of sumi ink.)

    奈良の都の 
    ( "Nara no Miyako no", It represents the ancient capital, Nara.)

    古梅園
    ( "Kobaien", That is what Kobaien is all about. )

    漱石
    ( "Soseki", the signature of Natsume Soseki ) 

    The plum tree in Kobaien, Nara, Japan

    Width: 86 mm Length: 86 mm Thickness: 17 mm Weight:90.1 grams ( inkstick only ), 155.8 grams ( inclucing paulownia wood box )

    墨の ( Sumi no : Of Sumi ink )

    香や ( Ka ya: Oh it's the scent ) 


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