Beijing "Yidege" ink has a production history of 100 years. During the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, there was a Xie in Anhui who went to Beijing to take the exam, but his name fell. He deeply felt that learning ink was too time-consuming and delayed answering questions. At that time, he thought that if he could make an ink and use it directly for writing, it would save time and effort, and it would not be "a skill." So after many experiments, he finally chose auxiliary materials such as lampblack and made the ink with the same effect as the ink block. Once listed, it was welcomed by literati. In the fourth year of Tongzhi, Xie opened his first ink shop at No.44 Liulichang, Beijing. The name of the shop is "Yidege", and he personally wrote a plaque and hung it in front of the door. This is the origin of "Yidege" ink. Xie has no children behind him. After his death, the shop passed on to the apprentice. Later, the reputation of "Yidege" increased day by day, and the scale of production and operation continued to expand. Tianjin, Shanghai, Xi, Zhengzhou and other big cities have opened semicolons, and their business is more prosperous.
Features: It has the characteristics of high concentration, dark color, bright ink, easy drying after writing and suitable for popularization. Tested by famous painters and painters, the effect is very good.
Technology: "Yidege" ink is made of Sichuan high pigment carbon black, bone glue, borneol, musk and phenol by traditional technology. Sichuan high pigment carbon black is black and bright; Bone glue has buoyancy, so that ink can stick to paper without drowning; Borneolum Syntheticum and Musk are both spices, and they smell fragrant. Phenol is a preservative, so that ink can be preserved for a long time and can be used all year round.