Surikomi and Jizome Brushes
And always wash them thoroughly afterward and allow to dry completely before
using them again.
Negligence in this area will cause the hairs to rot and fall out.
All brushes shed hair just a bit when they are new. Petting the jizome brushes
before you use them for the first time will eliminate many.
Surikomi Brushes (Surikomibake)
Jizome Brushes (Jizomebake)
Surikomi brushes come in a wide range of sizes and hold up well to extensive
use.
.05, 1.0, 1.5 $16@
2.0, 4.0 $32@
5.0, 7.0 $42@
8.0 $56@
10.0 $68@
Prices and availability are subject to change without notice.
Wash your brush thoroughly after each use. A tiny bit of dish detergent or hand
soap will help to remove any excess dye as you give it a light shampoo. Never
allow your brush to sit wet for an extended period of time. Remove as much
moisture as possible before setting it aside to dry. Placing it in salad
spinner, with the brush hairs pointed away from the center to force out the
moisture, can be helpful.
I have one size of jizome brush in stock.
5.25” $130
To order any of these brushes, simply email me and tell me what you’d like. I’ll let you know what is in stock and an estimate of the total. If you approve, I’ll send you a PayPal invoice, or you are welcome to send me a check. John@JohnMarshall.to
Feel free to write me with questions, I’ll be glad to help if I can. -John
Tataki brushes are primarily used to add the rich shadings distinctive in bingata
dyeing.
small $20 medium $30 large $40
Mensou brushes are used to paint fluid lines and add details to small images.
1: $20 2: $30 3: $40
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