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FC 2031R-3

Ink Stone With Cover

Suitable for Oriental Arts & Calligraphy

$4.36 CAD
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Style: Round
Size: 3"

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Unlock the timeless art of calligraphy and painting with our beautifully crafted ink stone with cover. Made from special black stone found in deep mountain streams, this ink stone grinds ink sticks effortlessly, maintaining the perfect moisture level for your ink.

Each ink stone is meticulously crafted to provide a smooth grinding surface, ensuring a consistent and rich ink flow for all your artistic creations. The included protective cover helps preserve the quality of your ink, preventing it from drying out.

Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out, our ink stone offers the perfect blend of functionality and elegance. Experience the authentic process of traditional ink grinding and elevate your creative journey with this essential tool.

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Style: Round
Size: 3"
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