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【KISHU & ARITA】Arita Porcelain suzuri (URA) & SAIEMBOKU, watercolor sumi ink stick comb After experiencing the soft touchArita yaki Porcelain inkstone, known for its translucent white porcelain, and the popular "Saiemboku" series developed by Masao Horiike, the shokunin (artisan) behind Japan's first colorful ink, are combined in this special set featuring a colored sumi ink. Suitable for a wide range of uses, from authentic sumi e painting to picture letters, ink paintings, and calligraphy art. The white inkstone makes it easy to see the shade of the ink, so you can