Murata-k Akajiku-nejigawari

Being a slender brush with long, delicate bristles, as compared to shorter bristle brushes, it enables you to achieve a more stable hand when outlining the contours of an infilled fragment, covering its surface, and delicately tracing very narrow cracks to create perfectly thin and uniform lines.

Brushes hold a special place as cherished tools in the practices of Kintsugi and Maki-e. While all types of brushes are beneficial, each can enhance specific techniques within your artistic journey.

Specifications:

Material: Ethically sourced feline hair

Our Suggestion:

To maintain a well-defined point on your Kintsugi and Maki-e brush and ensure its longevity, you might want to explore our Fude-arai - a palette knife designed for cleaning Kintsugi and Maki-e-fude (brushes). Using this tool will help minimize wear on the brush hairs.