14 wooden panels purchased for creating Japanese-style paintings and watercolors, with Kozo paper and Unpaku paper stretched on them. Of these, 8 panels have a base coat made by mixing gofun (oyster shell white pigment) or colored water with calcite powder. 6 panels have been unused since Kozo paper and Unpaku paper were stretched on them. All of them use dosabiki (sizing) hemp paper, but they have been stored in a cool, dark place for about 5 years, so the dosa may have deteriorated (dried out). The circular cloth panels are completely unused. If you remove the cloth and attach plywood, you can use them for Japanese-style paintings and watercolors, or you can leave them as they are and use them for acrylic or oil paintings. [F0 size] x 3 panels. Probably Kozo paper. Water stretched only. [FSM size] x 1 panel. Hemp paper unknown. Base coat of calcite powder applied. [F3 size] x 1 panel. Hemp paper unknown. Colored base coat only. [25.5 x 18cm] x 2 panels. Probably Unpaku paper. Water stretched only. [18cm square] x 1 panel. Hemp paper unknown. Base coat of calcite powder applied. [22.5cm square] x 3 panels. Hemp paper unknown. Base coat of calcite powder applied. [P12 size] x 2 panels. Hemp paper unknown. Base coat of calcite powder applied. [15cm circle] x 3 panels. Unused. Cloth stretched. [25cm circle] x 1 panel. Unused. Cloth stretched. *Even if the hemp paper is marked as unknown, it is either Kozo or Unpaku paper. Since these were intended for creation, there may be faint pencil markings.