Set of 4 brushes: 3 small calligraphy brushes and a size 20 painting brush. The 3 brushes are from Nakazato in Kyoto and include: Miyabi Mensou (small), Gokuhin Itachi Hankahakkei (small), and a size 20 painting brush, plus one Tokusei Saishiki (small). Information from the internet: ・Nakazato's "Miyabi Mensou" is a versatile face brush made with high-quality Kolinsky hair, perfect for detailed work. Suitable for fine lines in ink painting and Japanese painting. Manufacturer's suggested retail price: 1980 yen. ・"Gokuhin Itachi Hankahakkei" is a face brush/brushstroke brush made by Nakazato using weasel hair, excellent for holding paint/water and maintaining a good point. Ideal for fine lettering, painting eyes on dolls, and depicting fine patterns. This high-quality brush is available in 3 sizes (small, medium, large) and is used for pottery and fine line drawings. Manufacturer's suggested retail price: 1320 yen. Main features and specifications: Material: Weasel hair (strong and holds its shape well) [Uses] Printing, fine lettering, painting (pottery), filling in fine patterns ・Saishiki (small) is a coloring brush for Japanese painting and watercolor painting. Mainly used for coloring and blending in Japanese painting and picture letters. Coloring brushes are suitable for fine coloring and even application, while Kumadori brushes are used for bleeding and blurring. ・Size 20 painting brush, Kyoto Nakazato, The sheep's wool beard is further selected and made from the best materials. [Uses] Japanese painting, watercolor painting, acrylic painting [Features] ・The brush is half the thickness of conventional brushes, and does not absorb too much gold paint. This size 20 painting brush was used for stretching paper when painting. Manufacturer's suggested retail price: 1980 yen These were used by a family member in university. The 3 fine brushes were used for painting, but not very often. Please see the images. Thank you for your understanding. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details or are prone to making harsh criticisms. Thank you for looking. #ArtStudent