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I02: Ink Stone (1 lb., 5 oz., 5 1/2" x 3")
List Price: $11.00
Charcoal Black, square-shaped Ink Stone with round grinding area and lid. |
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I02R7: 7" Round Ink Stone
List Price: $40.00
Handsome new grinding stone that features a charcoal black stone base-well, capped with a lovely varnished dark wooden lid. |
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I02RJ: Rectangle Ink Stone (5 1/2" x 3")
List Price: $10.00
Handsome flat grinding stone with a sloping indentation which forms a small well at one end. |
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I04: Best Bottle Ink (6.6 fl. oz.)
List Price: $12.00
A warm brown-black permanent liquid ink. Best Bottle Ink cannot be re-wetted and reused once it dries. It is a permanent, stable ink (does not tend to bleed during the wet-mounting process). This ink surpasses all other inks in richness, transparency and smoothness. |
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I07: Shanghai Premium Ink Stick (L)
List Price: $20.00
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I08: Shanghai Premium Ink Stick (1.1 oz.)
List Price: $10.00
Traditionally, ink was made by grinding an ink stick on a moist ink stone. This method is still favored by many brush painters today. Shanghai Premium Ink Stick produces a smooth, shiny brown-black ink for calligraphy and painting. |
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I09: Yellow Mountain Pine Smoke Ink Stick (1.1 oz.)
List Price: $5.00
Traditionally, ink was made by grinding an ink stick on a moist ink stone. This method is still favored by many brush painters today. Yellow Mountain Pine Smoke Ink stick produces a matte, blue-black ink for calligraphy and painting. |
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I10: Chung Hwa Ink (100 mL.)
List Price: $4.50
A mini version of our Chung Hwa Ink that is ideal for any any brush painting or calligraphy starter. |
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I12: Chung Hwa Ink (250 mL.)
List Price: $8.00
A reusable student grade ink favored by most Chinese master artists who enjoy its 'super' black intensity. If the ink dries, it can be re-wetted and used again. |
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I13: Large Premium Blue/Black Ink Stick
List Price: $20.00
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I14: Calligraphy Ink Stick (1.1 oz.)
List Price: $10.00
Traditionally, ink was made by grinding an ink stick on a moist ink stone. This method is still favored by many brush painters today. Our Calligraphy Ink stick produces a smooth, dark and brown black ink for calligraphy and painting. |
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I15: Japanese Sumi-e Fine Line Ink
List Price: $6.50
This Japanese Sumi-e Ink was discovered for its pure description of having more glue with the ink. Therefore, OAS included it in our product line especially for Gong-bi and Fine Line Artists. It not only does it not bleed with first application like others but also, when dry, it does not bleed when additional washes overlap. A sample size of this ink is included in all of OAS's Fine Line Sets (Set03). |
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I16: Japanese Sumi-e Ink for Calligraphy
List Price: $6.50
A Japanese Sumi-e ink. Offers a light scent for those who find they have allergy sensitivities to the soot that is used in ink sticks and bottled ink. This ink has less glue than others and therefore offers a much darker black ink strokes. Must be quick with the brush to ensure moisture handling.With a rich and slick black finish and the ease of fluidity due to the less glue content inside this is a preferred ink for calligraphers who seek the fluidity with their dynamic movement.This is the featured ink in Ling Chi and Jashin's Calligraphy podcasts on youtube.com. This ink can not be diluted for gradient variations. It's purely black and therefore a favorite for calligraphers. |
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Ink, one of the essential materials of our artform. The roots of Chinese Brush Painting and Sumi-e have ink as one of their four treasures. OAS offers a fine collection of bottled ink as well as the more traditional ink stick, slate and stone combinations. Whether you choose to take advantage of modern convenience with bottled ink or choose the traditional path of grinding ink stick to ink stone, OAS has the best ink for your next masterpiece.
