Kichijyo Japanese Painting Pigment Iwa-enogu Iwayama 60 Colors Brand new, unused. Final price reduction. No further price reductions are planned. Instant purchase OK! New Iwa-enogu: Kichijyo New Iwa-enogu is made by melting metal oxides and glass materials at a high temperature of about 700°C to develop color and form a rock-like substance. This chemically created rock achieves vivid colors that surpass natural materials and a diverse color lineup that exceeds the number of colors found in nature. Kichijyo's commitment to the new Iwa-enogu is based on responding to the expressive power demanded by Japanese painters and artists with the power of chemistry. Doesn't lose its beautiful color: The Iwa-enogu used in Japanese painting requires long-term durability. Kichijyo New Iwa-enogu is chemically created by applying the glaze technology used in traditional ceramics and has excellent durability and light resistance. A lineup of 860 colors: The colors found in nature are limited. Kichijyo New Iwa-enogu has a total of 86 colors, and by dividing the particles into 10 grades, it achieves a rich palette of 860 colors. You can freely draw what you want without being limited by the number of colors. Choose from 10 particle sizes: The 10-grade particle division is called "ban-te," and there are numbers 5 to 15 and a white number. The smaller the number, the larger the particles, and the texture of the rock is obtained, while the white number represents the finest particle size. The colors differ depending on the "ban-te." Kichijyo New Iwa-enogu maintains stable quality because it is manufactured entirely by hand by skilled craftsmen using state-of-the-art equipment. This is a combination of colors centered on brown tones that match the rock surface and the autumn mountain surface. [Set Contents] Color No.: 47, 17, 9, 48, 78, 69, 75, 16, 13, 66, 71, 53, 11, 14, 20, 15 colors, particle sizes 7, 9, 11, 13