Currently, an EC site sells a set that anyone can easily start.

Some people may think, "What is Japanese painting in the first place?"

Japanese painting is one of the traditional painting expressions that mix glue and rock paint. It may seem like a very difficult technique, but the method is simple.

Just mix the glue (Medium) with the rock paint. Now you can easily touch the world of rock paint.

Especially recommended for beginners is a 12 -color set of Pigment Tokyo original.

Two versions of natural rock paint and Shinwa paint are available.

Let's take a look at the difference between a natural set and the Shinwa paint set.

As the name implies, the former is a crushed natural rock, and features a calm tone.

On the other hand, Shinwa paint is made by crushing a lump of colored synthetic pigments. Shinwa paint, which gives a modern color while giving a Japanese taste somewhere, is very perfect for gorgeous expressions.

For example, even in the same cluster, the texture of the rough rock paint can be created in the case of natural, and in the case of a new rock paint, a matte color.

If you apply a natural rock group blue (9th) twice, it will look like this.

Applied the Shiniiiwa paint Upyo (9th) twice. Do you know the difference?

Once you get this set, just prepare water and paper.

It will be delivered with a special set of brushing, plum plus, and brushes carefully selected by Pigment TOKYO art supplies experts.

Special compounding glue, picture dishes and brushes included with the original set

This color is included in the 12 -color set of natural rock paint.

Click here for Shinwa paint.

Which set do you prefer?

Please run the brush with your heart.

Art Materials Expert at PIGMENT TOKYO

Kei Iwaizumi

Doctor of Fine Arts at Kyoto University of Art and Design. Instructor of Japanese Style Painting Course at Kyoto University of the Arts (formerly Kyoto University of Art and Design) Received a Ph.D. with a dissertation about animal glue method from Kyoto University of Arts in 2015. While researching and instructing art materials at PIGMENT TOKYO, he also creates artworks reflecting his philosophy of material existence.

Doctor of Fine Arts at Kyoto University of Art and Design. Instructor of Japanese Style Painting Course at Kyoto University of the Arts (formerly Kyoto University of Art and Design) Received a Ph.D. with a dissertation about animal glue method from Kyoto University of Arts in 2015. While researching and instructing art materials at PIGMENT TOKYO, he also creates artworks reflecting his philosophy of material existence.