Wa Fude, or literally ""Japanese brushes", are carefully selected for their high performing qualities in calligraphy. These brushes each boast unique characteristics for different styles and techniques, whether it be lettering, sumi-e or watercolor. The spring and snap of these natural bristle brushes make them perform quite differently from other sumi-e brushes, providing a variety of performance options to suit different artists' needs. Each brush has a hanger loop for drying and a protective cap. Packaged in a peggable clear bag with descriptive insert.

The Kiyo brush has a springy, precise point. Excellent ink holding capacity. Bamboo handle.
The Sen brush has a medium stiff tip with a little snap and sharp point. Good ink holding capacity. Synthetic bamboo handle.
The Jyun brush has a medium soft tip with spring and precise point. Excellent ink holding capacity. Synthetic bamboo handle.
The Maki brush has a medium soft tip with little snap and precise point. Excellent ink holding capacity. Bamboo handle.
The Hanamichi brush has a medium coarse tip with a good point. Excellent ink holding capacity. Synthetic bamboo handle.
The Akagi brush has a medium coarse tip with a good point. Excellent ink holding capacity. Bamboo handle.
The Hokushou brush has a medium stiff tip with a soft point. Excellent ink holding capacity. Synthetic bamboo handle.
The Nankai brush has a medium coarse tip with a little spring and soft point. Excellent ink holding capacity. Synthetic bamboo handle.