Thank you for viewing. [Rough Kofuh Kenko Brush, Snow] I cannot read the characters written directly on the brush. Please confirm. Purchased for 15,000 yen. My mother, a calligrapher and calligraphy school owner, purchased this for large format writing and stored it at home. What is Rough Kofuh? It is made from the hair of goats (mountain sheep) that live in the Jiangnan region of China. To distinguish them from ordinary goats, they are also called sanyomo (mountain sheep hair). Each part of the body's hair has different characteristics and is used as a raw material for brushes. In particular, the hair between the front legs (chest) and from the neck to the throat is called "Fine Kofuh" and "Rough Kofuh," and the longer the transparent part of the tip, the better the quality of the hair is considered. What is Ten'o? It is the hair near the base of a horse's tail, and it is characterized by its strong waist and elasticity. What is a Kenko brush? It is a brush made by combining hard and soft hairs. It has characteristics between a Gougou brush (hard hair brush) and a Jūgou brush (soft hair brush), making it easy to use for beginners to advanced users. By mixing hairs from different animals (or hairs from the same animal with different hardness), it achieves a good balance of moderate elasticity and ink absorption, and can be used for various writing styles from Kaisho (block script) to Sosho (cursive script). Weight: Individual package weight: Approximately 7g (including cap and tag) Specifications: Tip: Diameter approximately 8 x length approximately 42mm Hair color: White Please judge the condition based on the photos. Returns are not accepted. Thank you.