◆Precautions for Use◆
After use, wash the tools immediately with water, and wash out the pigment from the grooves of the woodblock. When doing so, do not use hard brushes; always use a soft sponge or similar. For the pad, wash out the pigment by kneading it.
Dry the woodblock in the shade. Direct sunlight and sudden temperature changes can damage the woodblock. Also, the woodblock will warp until it is completely dry.
The transferred pattern is water-soluble paint. If rubbed or wetted, the pattern will come off. Also, when writing characters or other marks over the pattern, be aware that depending on the type of ink, the pattern may bleed.
The included postcard is for watercolor paints. Adjust the paint concentration according to the paper quality you use. Differences in paint absorption can affect the finish. Adding water-based pigments to existing paints allows you to customize your original paints.
The included glitter powder contains enough to print about 80 postcards. When printing on larger surfaces, more glitter powder is used, so this amount may vary.

Please note that the actual product may differ in texture, color, and wood grain. Experience traditional craftsmanship at home.
This kit allows you to easily experience the traditional craft of printing patterns using woodblocks, called "Kyo Karakami."
You can start right away on the day it arrives.
Now, pick up the wooden woodblock and the mica (glitter) paint!
Cherry blossoms appear frequently in the Hyakunin Isshu from the Heian period, and have been loved by the Japanese people since ancient times.
Today, they are used not only in spring but also as a symbol of Japan.
MADE IN JAPAN