Lian Zhen's Chop and Red Paste Ink Set
Lian Zhen's Chop and Red Paste Ink Set
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Customer Reviews
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Lovely set. I did my first soapstone carving on ...
Brenda•September 4, 2017
Lovely set. I did my first soapstone carving on the chop.
It's a pretty little stone "BUT" it's not a carved seal of ...
karla g•April 21, 2017
It's a pretty little stone "BUT" it's not a carved seal of any kind. So, unless you can carve a Chinese seal or a soapstone seal...this whole unit is pretty well useless. I bought it as a gift for a friend...don't waste your money!
One Star
ling•November 13, 2016
not working so good
One Star
Sigmund E Rogers•June 2, 2016
looks cheap and small
A great soapstone seal that is easy to carve with standard ...
Yoshi•April 5, 2016
A great soapstone seal that is easy to carve with standard carving tools.
The ink came in a ceramic dish with a lid. The ink paste was a little hardened, but a mist of water fixed the problem.
I couldn't really tell what was carved into the top the the seal, but I'm guessin it is a dragon.
The cardboard box it came in was made with cardboard that is wrapped in fabric and it looks nice. The only problem with the box is that the lid doesn't close all the way on the right hand side, because the lid of the ink dish pushing it up.
The ink came in a ceramic dish with a lid. The ink paste was a little hardened, but a mist of water fixed the problem.
I couldn't really tell what was carved into the top the the seal, but I'm guessin it is a dragon.
The cardboard box it came in was made with cardboard that is wrapped in fabric and it looks nice. The only problem with the box is that the lid doesn't close all the way on the right hand side, because the lid of the ink dish pushing it up.
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