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Crystal Saly, Port Orchard[United States] - 7/29/2008
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Samia Shafiq, fairfax[United States] - 5/13/2009
ust want to thank you for the service you've offerd me. And i also like my jacket.
Emilie Kasonga, ronse[Belgium] - 3/24/2008
The ink used by Chinese scholars for painting and calligraphy was traditionally made in the form of dry ink sticks that were ground with water on the ink stone to produce liquid ink. This allowed the artist total control over the density, texture, and quality of their ink and, by extension, the textural and tonal variations of ink by which their work would be judged. Made chiefly from pine soot (lamp black) and water-soluble animal adhesive, solid ink sticks were highly portable and could be kept almost indefinitely without losing their effectiveness. They could also be moulded in a variety of shapes and colors, complete with pictorial designs and inscriptions.
Dragon pattern with seal character.
This is a real antique , and made in 100 years before.
It is a Chinese antique seal, also a cinnabar ink cake.
Cinnabar is a very attractive mineral, the Chinese have been using the cinnabar as a red pigment.