Chinese Ink Stones for use or for collecting
Carved part of Buddha Ink Stone that uses a Red coloured Fine Stone.
There is a wooden base and lid for this stone.
It takes a little longer to grind the Ink on than others,
but you get a very nice fine ground ink.
it is Only available at Wah Lees
the shop at 220 Hobson Street, Auckland, New Zealand.
Do come and visit.
You can see the beautiful curves in this Ink Stone.
The Well is for putting the water into which you dip the ink stick ,
then, you drag the water up to the main flat area , or part of the area
and grind away to the desired depth of colour.
You can use other parts of your stone to grind the ink to differing
depths of tone.Using two brushes, you could then paint one brush with the differing tones and then painting with the painted brush will allow a
gradation of tones with the one stroke, so many strokes could result in lots of goldfish
with only lots of brush strokes.
Chinese Ink Stones on eBay
Various types of Chinese Ink Stones
Find one that you can live with, because you can meditate as you grind your Chinese Ink Stick into it.
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Chinese Ink Stones at Amazon
Chinese callligraphy / Japanese sumi ink well - grinding stone with cover, charcoal black
Amazon Price: $6.99 (as of 12/27/2009) 
7" Round Ink Stone
Amazon Price: $40.00 (as of 12/27/2009)
Chinese calligraphy writing and brush painting / sumi set
Amazon Price: (as of 12/27/2009)
Suzuri Ink Grinding Stone
Amazon Price: $12.95 (as of 12/27/2009)
Economy Sumi Ink Grinding Stone
Amazon Price: $9.99 (as of 12/27/2009)
What experiences have you had with Chinese art?
Are you interested in art and its tools?
Maybe you use Chinese Art tools for non coloured art?
That is, you may think that whether in the Chinese Style that you know, or in the style based on consciousness learned through Chinese Masters, yet without feeling that it is of any Race, you are feeling artistic freedoms.
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- ChineseKitesforKids ChineseKitesforKids Jun 9, 2009 @ 9:32 am
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- skitsanos skitsanos Sep 3, 2008 @ 4:41 pm
- Hi there, i spent quite a long while in Far East, and after like 10 years since i left i suddenly started ink painting and even carving seal stones...
I posted some of the items on http://picasaweb.google.com/skitsanos/paintings and there is a Facebook zone called "Ink Painting"...
well, just wanted to say hi;)
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- tdove tdove Jul 17, 2008 @ 1:29 pm
- Thanks for joining G Rated Lense Factory!
Just a few questions if you don't mind please?
Something you should have.
Chinese Brush Painting
Amazon Price: (as of 12/27/2009)
You need to have a backgrounding in Chinese Art.It will give a perspective on your Chinese Ink Stones.It may also get you using it.
Chinese Ink Stones Background and History.
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- Only a genuine ink stone gives you the perfect ink for your practice. Learn how to choose, use and care for the ink stone. On the flat surface of the ink stone you grind the ink stick into liquid ink.
Corner shot of a tastefully carved Ink Stone
This has a wooden base and a lid too.
Ink Stones as an art object in themselves
Ink stones may be used in an installation or carved further by an artist.
- Two Rooms Gallery
- Two Rooms, is a contemporary art exhibition venue located in a converted warehouse in Central Auckland, New Zealand. Opened in August 2006, Two Rooms presents a program of residencies and projects by leading international and New Zealand contemporary artists.
Denis O'Connor is an artist whom uses our ink stones to carve his art works on to.
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