Yoshino-ceder Narafude( Horse tail, Goat, Japanese Tanuki racoon ) 吉野杉寧楽筆

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Yoshino-ceder Narafude( Horse tail,  Goat, Japanese Tanuki racoon ) 吉野杉寧楽筆

Yoshino-ceder Narafude( Horse tail, Goat, Japanese Tanuki racoon ) 吉野杉寧楽筆

Sale price
$98
Regular price
$137

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Yoshino-cedar Narafude — 吉野 (Yoshino, the region) 寧 (na, calm) 楽 (ra, joy) 筆 (fude, brush) — was made by Chiyomi Tanaka i, one of only seven certified brush artisans working in Nara today and the only woman among them to be profiled by The New York Times Style Magazine., at the request of the city of Sakurai in Nara Prefecture.

Its handle is Yoshino cedar, prized worldwide for the beauty of its grain and warm to the touch, from a mountain forest sustainably tended for 300 years and recognised as a World Heritage site.

A blend of horse tail, goat, and tanuki hair sits between hard and soft, suited equally to calligraphy and watercolour.

Kelly Pickering called it handcrafted with love and beauty, a work of art that performs beautifully.

 

This brush is delivered to the customer in a special box. It is perfect as a gift for someone special.

Size

  • Overall Length: 230 mm
  • Brush Length: 40.0 mm
  • Thickness: 10 mm

Material and brush feel:

  • Brush materials: Horse tail, Goat, Japanese Tanuki racoon
  • The feel of this brush is somewhere between hard and soft, and it is perfect for both calligraphy and watercolors.

It is normally sold for 21,000 yen (about $133), but we hare given special permission to sell it for 15,000 yen (about $95). Original sales webpage ▶:

disclaimer

  • Each of these Chiyomi Tanaka's brushes is handmade. Therefore, quality, size and weight are not consistent. Also, it takes time to inspect the product, so it takes a little over a week to ship.
  • This brush is made of natural animal hair and parts. There may be restrictions regarding the importation of brushes made of such natural animal hair in your country. Please make sure you (the importer) check the import regulations in your country before placing your order. Please understand that we are not responsible for any problems that may occur regarding import regulations in the importing country before placing your order.

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