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Made in the traditional way by sewing the goat hair into a split in the wooden handle, removing any possibility of a rusting ferrule. Learn More

Sosaku inking brush for working the pigments and glue paste onto the carved block for printing. These are made from horse hair and are traditionally prepared by splitting and softening the hair on shark-skin or sandpaper before printing. Brushes come in 3 sizes. Learn More

Grind with water to make ink using ink stone. Learn More

Thick, black ink for use wih dip pen, reed pen or bush. Learn More

Grind with water to make ink using ink stone. Learn More

130 GSM, 24cm x 30cm / 9" x 12" or 30cm x 40cm / 12" x 16", Ivory Shade, Smooth 'Japanese' Style Surface, 25 Sheets. Learn More

20% DISCOUNT. The set includes 12 x 20ml Tubes: Naples Yellow, Japanese Yellow Light, Lefranc Red, Alizarin Crimson, Ultramarine Blue, Space Blue, Permanent Sap Free, Yellow Ochre, Burnt Umber, Transparent Burnt Sienna, Payne's Grey, Titanium White. Learn More

Japanese Nyoi Pure Weasel Hair Brush Learn More

Japanese Ginka Brush Learn More

Japanese Genmyo Horse and Raccoon Hair Brush Learn More

Japanese Seisho Stick Ink Learn More

Japanese Black Grinding Stone Learn More

Japanese Akanegimo Stick Ink Learn More

Japanese Gansui Stick Ink Learn More

Japanese Paints for use with Inks Set of 24 Learn More

The Komasuki is similar to western style “U” gouge tool and comes in a variety of useful sizes. The handle of the tool is designed to swing open when ferrule is slipped off so that the blade may be removed for sharpening. Learn More

The Hangi-toh is a cutting knife with a bevelled edge. It is used to outline areas to be kept. This is the most useful tool for the Mokuhanga artist. The tool is designed to be held blade down at roughly 90 degree angle with the flat edge of the blade towards line to be kept and the bevelled edge in the area to be carved away. A small amount of pressure is excised by placing thumb over the end of the handle slightly to the left and blade tilted to the right (if you are right handed) so that you may see the blade running down the line as you work, the blade should be guided with the other hand though care is needed not to apply too much pressure. This is the traditional method of holding the tool and, for this reason right and left handed tools are required. (Please note, left handed tools can be ordered by telephone and will take 4-6 weeks to arrive). The blade may be removed and sharpened by slipping off the ferrule. Learn More