A small, thick-bodied brush made form hard deer hair. Used for brushing work in detail areas. Originally used by traditional Japanese Kite artists. The name comes from the Japanese word for kite, "tako". The brush was used for painting black whiskers on the kite face. The thick body of the brush is ideal for drawing solid, unbroken lines.

• Hair - Deer
• Handle - Bamboo
• Binding - Cotton Thread

Select quality, elastic sheep hair is used. Combines the natural softness and elasticity of wool.
Thin brush hair length, the Shiro-Ebake is best suited for delicate work such as in light colour
coating, thin-coating paste, thin paper surfacing (for screens) etc. Available in 10 size variations.

• Hair - Sheep (elastic Sheep hair)
• Handle - Hinoki (Japanese cypress)
• Binding - Silk

Select quality, elastic horse tail hair is used. A thin brush with longer hair length, and a characteristically bouncy elasticity. Works well with thick-body paste. The Kuro-Ebake is basically made from the same materials as the Tsukemawashi-Bake, and can be selected as a size variation.

• Hair - Horse (elastic tail hair)
• Handle - Hinoki (Japanese cypress)
• Binding - Silk