This beautiful six-color set from Boku-Undo combines traditional Japanese sumi ink with vibrant dyes to create deep, intense paints that blend and layer like watercolors. The large watercolor pans almost look black when dry, but wet these colors with a...

This beautiful six-color set from Boku-Undo combines traditional Japanese sumi ink with colored dyes to create deep, moody paints that blend and layer like watercolors. The large watercolor pans look black when dry, but wet these colors with a brush...

This vibrant orange ink for brushes and dip pens is a traditional part of Japanese sumi painting and calligraphy. The vermilion color is second in importance only to black sumi ink, and using the two together can yield very impressive...

This simple brush is meant for practicing Japanese handwriting, but we like it for any project with ink or watercolor. Its hexagonal handle won't roll off the table, feels good in the hand, and looks great in pale blue. Its...

This small, porcelain ink stone is meant for making liquid ink from colored ink sticks. With traditional black sumi ink stones, it's hard to see the concentration or hue of a color, so Boku-Undo offers these elegant white stones to...

Made from natural stone, this black sumi ink stone is a traditional and practical tool for grinding solid ink sticks into liquid sumi ink. To grind ink sticks into liquid ink, start with a spoonful of water on the higher,...

We're happy to introduce Saiboku Aya, a unique line of artist colors handmade by Japanese artisans. They work like traditional sumi ink: put a small amount of water on an ink stone, then rub the stick in small, mindful circles...

We're happy to introduce Saiboku Aya, a unique line of artist colors handmade by Japanese artisans. They work like traditional sumi ink: put a small amount of water on an ink stone, then rub the stick in small, mindful circles...

We're happy to introduce Saiboku Aya, a unique line of artist colors handmade by Japanese artisans. They work like traditional sumi ink: put a small amount of water on an ink stone, then rub the stick in small, mindful circles...

We're happy to introduce Saiboku Aya, a unique line of artist colors handmade by Japanese artisans. They work like traditional sumi ink: put a small amount of water on an ink stone, then rub the stick in small, mindful circles...

We're happy to introduce Saiboku Aya, a unique line of artist colors handmade by Japanese artisans. They work like traditional sumi ink: put a small amount of water on an ink stone, then rub the stick in small, mindful circles...

We're happy to introduce Saiboku Aya, a unique line of artist colors handmade by Japanese artisans. They work like traditional sumi ink: put a small amount of water on an ink stone, then rub the stick in small, mindful circles...