[New Arrival] Light quality work-Magong fragrance ink- refill package Stone gray

Taiwanese local ink This product is scented ink, there are two types, one is the original color without gold powder, and the other is gold powder, if you choose gold powder, please be careful to use a dip pen or a fountain pen with a calligraphy tip and a large amount of water, or a fountain pen. Can be used for writing and drawing. Ink capacity: 50ml Fragrance: Type: primary color Color: Stone gray Origin: Taiwan #光质作#金光市#欧冰墨#LuzMade #GoldenLight #妈宫 Magung For the people of the sea, Mazu, the patron saint of the sea, is of course an important spiritual sustenance. Penghu Tianhou Temple is the earliest Mazu Temple in Taiwan and is listed as a "National Historic Site". In the early days, fishermen along the coast of Fujian would worship Mazu on board to protect the safety and smoothness of their ships and operations. Later, after they settled in Penghu, they moved to the shore to build temples to worship. "Nianggong", "Niangniang Palace", "Niangma Palace", "Maniang Palace", "Mazu Palace", etc. Even the ferry crossing is also called "Mazu Palace", and then referred to as "Mazu Palace". Since "Magong" and "Magong" are homophones in Japanese, Magong has few strokes and is easy to recognize. Before the Japanese army occupied Taiwan and Penghu, the Japanese had already marked Magong on military maps. Immediately after the Japanese army came to power, they established the Magong Yao Port Department in Penghu in 1901, but the administrative area still maintained the name of "Ma Gong O" in the Qing Dynasty. Later, in 1920, "Magong O" was changed to "Magong Street", which officially became the origin of the place name of Magong. The Queen of Heaven in Penghu is the first Mazu Temple in Taiwan. Magong City used to be called "Magong". When there was no paint or Cement in Taiwan in the early days, the walls were still painted with lime powder. Penghu has the best and whitest Limestone is the fragment of the coral reef, which can be fired into lime after adding coal. The construction method of Tianhou Temple was used at that time, and Tianhou Palace was conferred the title of "Queen of Heaven" by Emperor Kangxi and granted the title of "Golden Queen". It is also different from Taiwan's Mazu, which mostly has black noodles. The Tianhou Palace is regarded as a treasure house of art. The Leijin paintings, stone carvings, wood carvings, chiseled flowers and painted paintings on the buildings are all from the hands of famous Taiwanese masters, fully displaying Taiwan's artistic achievements. When preparing the ink, I took this as an idea, and used Stone gray to reflect the elegance of Thean Hou Palace. Shipping Instructions: ※ Outlying islands, remote areas, and mountainous areas are not applicable to courier companies, and will be sent by post office freight. For Taiwan’s outlying islands: Penghu, Kinmen, Matsu, etc.; Taiwan’s main island: shopping malls, transfer stations, air force bases, prisons, road service areas and other public institutions, Nantou Ren’ai Township, Xinyi Township and other mountainous and remote places are not suitable for delivery by express companies . ※For outlying islands, remote areas, and mountainous areas, the delivery time may be slightly delayed due to factors such as traffic, weather, or inconvenient postal transportation. Note: For personal factors, such as: impulse shoppers, those who do not match the style, those who do not like the color, those who do not need it after reading it, the material is different from the imagination... and other personal factors, not the product itself. Our company cannot cooperate with the return service! Consumers who consider personal factors are advised to purchase in person at physical stores or department stores to avoid unnecessary disputes. If the product needs to be returned or exchanged, please cooperate and follow the notice below. Thank you for your cooperation. https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-xvkAZ-FEP7I/WiEJsKFk9pI/AAAAAAAAeak/CgzkMiUc3WYbNES3G2eQuOKRcoJklWsNwCLcBGAs/s1600/20160630121200044.jpg