Inkstick with chi-dragon pattern, Ming dynasty (1368-1644)

Inkstick with chi-dragon pattern, Ming dynasty (1368-1644)


  • Image Number: K1F000111N000000000PAC
  • Dynasty: Ming dynasty
  • Category: Studio implements
  • Function: Stationery and stationery
  • Material: Plants/Ink/
  • Description:
    One side of the ox tongue shaped ink is molded to print the dragon turning around, and the other side is plain and plain, with the central part of the “Huadao Man made” running script inscription. On the ink side, there are regular script characters like “Jiajing Yimao” (1555) and “Tongtian Fragrant Ink”, which are made by Luo Xiaohua, a Mohist in the Ming Dynasty.

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图片[2]-Inkstick with chi-dragon pattern, Ming dynasty (1368-1644)-China Archive
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