Calligraphy felt usage: Place the felt under the practice paper or Xuan paper during calligraphy creation or practice. The bristles of the felt support the Xuan paper, absorbing excess ink and preventing colors and ink from directly staining the table through the paper. The felt can also serve as an essential auxiliary material for the Four Treasures of the Study, mainly used to support the Xuan paper, allowing calligraphy and painting enthusiasts to freely move their brushes.

1. A type involves placing felt under the practice paper and xuan paper while creating or practicing calligraphy and painting. The fluffy texture of the felt supports the xuan paper, absorbing excess ink and preventing pigments and ink from staining the table through the paper. Felt boasts the advantages of being reusable, practical, soft, and offering good value for its price. It has a long lifespan, with some experienced calligraphers and painters using it for decades without needing to frequently replace tools like newspapers.

   
   

2. The two uses of felt are as an essential auxiliary material for the Four Treasures of the Study, complementing Xuan paper to allow artists to freely express themselves. In calligraphy practice, if you wish to create larger works, you'll need to purchase a thick felt pad; for smaller, delicate calligraphy, you can opt for a thinner, finer, softer, and smoother felt. Placing the felt underneath the paper can quickly absorb excess ink.