Made by master Xu Laosan, this fine stiff brush is designed to write Chinese calligraphy or kanji characters, especially the style created by General Wang Xizhi, the well-known Chinese calligrapher who wrote the famous "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Gathering Poems" in the Jin Dynasty. 

Made from a mixture of wolf hair and rat whisker bristles with a very sharp tip. It is good for standard, semi-cursive and cursive calligraphy. You may also use it to paint bamboo, flower stems and leaf veins, or tree branches. 

Small: Bristle length 1-1/4"(3.2cm), diameter 5/16"(0.8cm); handle length: 9"(23cm)

Medium: Bristle length 1-3/8"(3.5cm), diameter 11/32"(0.9cm); handle length: 9"(23cm)

Large: Bristle length 1-5/8"(4.3cm), diameter: 3/8"(1.0cm); handle length: 9"(23cm) 

Made by Master Xu Laosan

Product Review by a Customer:

"Hi Henry,

Calligraphy did with this brush by a Chinese calligrapher in South Korea: (see picture below)

"I am absolutely enamored with your Wang Xizhi brush. Above is what I have done with the brush already. By the way, your 7 wolf 3 sheep brush is much better than any of the Korean brushes I have been using.  "

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