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Sumi Inks and Accessories
Yasutomo Black Sumi Ink
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Yasutomo Black Sumi Ink
$5.12 - $12.30
4.6999998 out of 5 stars(19 Reviews)
Item #: 21135
Formulated for sumi painting and calligraphy, this sumi ink is in convenient liquid form. This is permanent, black ink made from quality vegetable oil soot, formulated especially for sumi painting and calligraphy. Yasutomo Black Sumi Ink contains shellac and is waterproof when dry..
Yasutomo Liquid Sumi Ink
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Yasutomo Liquid Sumi Ink
$4.68 - $52.27
4.80000019 out of 5 stars(10 Reviews)
Item #: 20827
Formulated for sumi painting and calligraphy, this sumi ink is in convenient liquid form. This is permanent, black ink made from quality vegetable oil soot, formulated especially for sumi painting and calligraphy.
Yasutomo Sumi Ink Stick
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Yasutomo Sumi Ink Stick
$5.69 - $11.79
Item #: 20828
For more than a thousand years, the method of making Sumi sticks has remained the same. Soot from pine or certain vegetable oils mixed with animal or fish glue is molded and dried to form a well-shaped, solid block that, when ground on a Suzuri stone with water, turns to ink.
Yasutomo Sumi-e Watercolor Sets
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Yasutomo Sumi-e Watercolor Sets
$19.29 - $29.94
4.90000009 out of 5 stars(10 Reviews)
Item #: 01754
Specially formulated for use with traditional Sumi-e ink wash painting techniques, these professional, artist-grade watercolors offer a high pigment concentration that works exceptionally well on absorbent rice papers. They are great for calligraphy, rubber stamping, card making, and paper crafts.
Yasutomo Suzuri Grinding Stone
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Yasutomo Suzuri Grinding Stone
$11.29
4.5 out of 5 stars(4 Reviews)
Item #: 20829
For grinding sumi sticks. Man-made ink stone with a flat surface and well to hold water.
Sumi Inks and Accessories
Artists who practice the sumi-e writing and painting style use bamboo or hake brushes to apply black sumi ink to paper. Traditional sumi ink, made from pine or vegetable oil soot, comes in both liquid form or as ink sticks that can be dissolved in water on a grinding stone, then applied with sumi brushes on absorbent painting papers made from rice, mulberry (kozo), or other fibers. Liquid sumi ink can be used full strength or dissolved in water to lighten it. Sumi watercolors also work well for sumi-e wash painting techniques, and for calligraphy, rubber stamping, card making, and paper crafts. Shop Blick for sumi inks and accessories.