#Calligraphy Paper/#Calligraphy Paper for Kanji/#Handmade/#Imported/#Koen/#Suitable for Kanji Works/#Sold Individually/#Bleeding: ★☆☆☆☆/#Thickness: ■■□□□/#School Materials for High School Calligraphy Clubs Video of Inking Koen Hanshi Paper *The ink used in this video is Sumi-eki Rin (standard ink), and the brush is Shuhitsudo Kochiku. Koen: High-quality handmade paper with minimal bleeding and easy writing. [Main Features] Many customers are looking for high-quality paper with minimal bleeding, and "Koen" was added to our lineup in response to their requests. Even though "Koen" is handmade, it exhibits minimal bleeding, even when beginners write slowly. We recommend this paper as especially suitable for beginners, those copying calligraphy, and those taking promotion exams. Please try our highly acclaimed "Kouen" paper. [Work Trends] ・Kanji Copying ・Regular Script (Medium/Large Characters) ・Styles that require minimal bleeding Handmade Paper with Minimal Bleeding Handmade gashi paper for both general kanji and kana. This gashi paper is easy to write on thanks to its reduced bleeding. When copying calligraphy with a focus on the form, this paper minimizes bleeding, allowing you to write with confidence. The relatively white paper allows the ink color to come through beautifully, resulting in an excellent writing experience and appearance. We offer a wide range of sizes, from hanshi paper to exhibition-quality paper. *Keirin: There are three types of rinsho: Keirin (practicing by imitating the character shape), Irin (writing while understanding the author's intentions and historical context), and Beirin (writing without looking at the original work after practicing Keirin and Irin).
