Factory Wholesale Teeny Lower Case Weasel's Hair Copy Scripture Book Writing Brush Rabbit's Hair Hook Line Fine Pen Chinese Calligraphy Regular Script in Small Characters Writing Brush

[Shanqing nib material] weasel's hair, Rabbit's hair the pen column is Weasel's hair, the rabbit hair part is rabbit's hair, and the font of copy scripture needs to be strong and thin, so some accessories are added to strengthen. It is usually written continuously at copy scripture, so the loss of regular script is very large. However, this copy scripture pen can write more than thousands of words according to the customer's feedback, which is very durable. Pay attention to washing and drying after writing every time, and cherish the pen will hurt the pen waist and hurt the pen, which can prolong the life of this kind of regular script in small characters writing brush. Regular script in small characters writing brush is an important tool for copy scripture and regular script exercises. When copy scripture, the pen reveals a thief, forks, and hair loss will easily shake the mood and destroy the experience of copy scripture. Deyitang knows very well where the small regular script is fine, the workmanship is meticulous, and the workmanship of the pen column and the hair is very meticulous, so that the above-mentioned bad Pen will not occur, it is like completing a whole set of solemn ceremonies without disharmony.

[Shuixiu nib material] weasel's hair, Rabbit's hair the pen Post is Weasel's hair, shawl primary color rabbit fur, plus a little nylon to strengthen. Because most calligraphy and painting friends reflect that the red beauty will fade slightly when they first use it, the shopkeeper decided to keep the original color of shawl rabbit fur, which not only solves the problem of fading, but also has the same beauty. Read the product details carefully before buying

which brush should be used to write regular letters? How to choose a good brush?

I. It is recommended to use the following two types of writing brush for regular script writing:

1. Made by pure wolf Beiwei antique finish, the pen head inlet tube is about 2/5, the purpose is to increase waist strength and improve elasticity. Outlet size: 0.65x 2.2cm rod length: 19cm scope of application: suitable for writing miniature regular script, Erwang Xiaoxi.

2. jing product regular script specification: 0.5x 2.1cm rod length: 18cm material selection: jing mainly selects weasel's hair, slightly rabbit's hair plus, flexible, suitable for regular script.

II. Principles for selecting writing brushes:

1. How about Feng Ying. After twisting and pinching the pen hair with your hands, you can see it in the sunshine or light or soaked with water. Pay attention to the tip of the hair. A section of good wool water chalk is about 0.9cm, which is relatively transparent and bright, the part with white and jade color is Feng Ying; Similarly, good wolf hair brush and rabbit's hair pens usually have Feng Ying about 0.3cm long. The former is pale yellow, while the latter is black brown color; Badger, writing brushes such as mixed hair writing brush or pig bristle generally have no transparent Feng Ying. The hair without Feng Ying is inferior hair.

2. Whether the penholder is round and straight. You can roll the selected pen on the glass cabinet stage. If it rolls evenly, it means that the pen is round and straight. If the pen rolls rhythmically when rolling, it means that the pen is not round or straight. This kind of pen is not flexible enough when switching directions at Pen wielding. 3. Whether the pen root and pen holder are firmly bonded without lint.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

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