Description
In Kumano Town, Hiroshima Prefecture, the art of brush making took root in the late Edo period, partly due to the industrial promotion policy of the Hiroshima Clan. In the Meiji period (1868-1912), the demand for brushes increased with the spread of the school education system, and the name spread nationwide. T
oday, Hiroshima is still known as Japan's brush capital, boasting the largest production volume of brushes in Japan. In recent years, the high quality of its cosmetic brushes has been recognized both in Japan and abroad, and the city is highly trusted by top artists.
Powder brush (total length: approx. 14 cm) x 1 / Earpiece: goat, metal fitting: aluminum, shaft: wood
Made in Japan
Box dimensions: approx. 14.5 x 6.5 x 4 cm
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