Chinese Calligraphy
Chinese calligraphy -- the world's most revered arts.
The hair used for calligraphy brushes once came from wild animals such as weasel, squirrel, badger, wolf, and the like, today horse, deer, goat, rabbit, cat, dog, and sheep are largely used. Feathers, straw, and dried grasses are also used for special brushes.
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 | Goat's hair and wolf's hair are main types of Chinese Calligraphy brushes. The mixed hair brushes which made from different types of animal hair, and combine brown and white hairs are a special category.
The brush have a fine tip and come easily to a point. Though similar to the brush used for watercolor painting in the West, it has a finer tip suitable for dealing with a wide range of subjects and for producing the variations in line required by different styles.
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 | Here is a set of brushes packaged in a decorative box. You can use to paint or write with, or even hang them up as art -- they really are that beautiful! |
 | Brushes, ink stick, ink stone and well along with a porcelain brush rest, a stone chop and water dish, all come neatly packed in a gorgeous decorative box. It would make a lovely gift for anyone interested in the Chinese arts. |
 | We now offer ink stick, porcelain brush rest, brush holder and stone chop for children as well as adults, with these fine tools you are well on your way to creating Chinese calligraphy in a full beauty! |
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