Hahnemühle : Sumi
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Sumi-e painting evolved in the 5th century from Chinese calligraphy. The main subjects are taken from nature. In the 12th century Zen monks brought the technique to Japan where even today Sumi-e painting has a decisive influence on lifestyle. Translated “Sumi” means “black ink” and “e” means both “path” and “painting”. The style of brush painting is both a simple and yet highly aesthetic drawing made of powerful, mostly chasing and rapidly executed lines.
Hahnemühle : Sumi-E Japanese Ink Paper : Gummed Pads
Available in 24 x 32cm and 30 x 40cm
From €19.84
