6-Piece Chinese Calligraphy Brush Set for Ink Painting
Six Chinese calligraphy brushes in one set, with fine pointed and fuller brown-hair tips. Reach for the right tip and spend your evening on strokes.
Read the full descriptionDescription
Six Chinese calligraphy brushes in one set, with fine pointed and fuller brown-hair tips. Reach for the right tip and spend your evening on strokes.
Complete six-piece traditional Chinese brush set for calligraphy and ink painting
- need for several brush sizes in one set
- buying brushes one by one
Every stroke you practice, ready on one desk
Stop guessing which brush to grab. Six tip types in one matched set let you move from first strokes to sumi-e washes without a shopping trip.
Lacquer ferrules and bamboo-tone handles
- Six tips, one set
Six brushes with different tip types cover several stroke styles in one purchase. You stop buying brushes one at a time and hoping they match.
- Fine points and full tips
Pointed white and brown hair tips suit fine lines. The fuller brown tips handle broader strokes and ink washes.
- Glossy black lacquer ferrules
Each brush has a black lacquered ferrule, a blue and white wrap band and printed Chinese characters on a bamboo-tone handle. It looks right on a practice desk.
Learn each tip's feel
- 1Pick a tip
Try each brush on scrap paper.
- 2Load the ink
Dip lightly and keep the point shaped.
- 3Draw one stroke
Vary speed and light pressure. Don't press hard.
- 4Rinse and dry
Rinse gently, reshape the tip and lay the brush flat.
Six brushes, six tip shapes
- Chinese writing and painting brush×6
Bamboo-tone handle, black lacquer ferrule, blue and white wrap band
From a drawer of mismatched brushes

The brush drawer problem
You buy one brush, then another. Each guess costs money and practice time, and the strokes you want stay out of reach.

One set, every stroke
Six tip types in one matched kit end the guessing. Pick up a fine point or a full tip and spend the evening on strokes.
Keep the points sharp
- Rinse gently
After every session.
- Reshape the tip
Bring it back to a point.
- Dry flat
Don't stand brushes in water or ink.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes. The set is built for students and hobbyists, with a range of tip shapes so you can find which one feels right in your hand.
Start with a fine pointed tip for basic strokes on scrap paper. Then try the fuller brown-hair tips for thicker lines and compare how each one behaves.
Yes. Fine tips handle detail, and the fuller tips load diluted ink for broad, light washes.
Care matters most. Rinse gently after each session, reshape the tip, lay the brush flat to dry, and never leave it standing in water or ink.
Single brushes from separate sellers often leave gaps in size and tip shape. One set gives you six matched brushes in a single purchase, which costs less per brush than piecing a kit together.
One photo shows a wooden case beside the brushes, but the case is not confirmed as part of the set. The six brushes are what you get.
Similar products
See all



