Oriental inks
Korea
15th Century
Source: Jeong, M.-J., Kang, K.-Y., Bacher, M., Kim, H.-J., Jo, B.-M., & Potthast, A. (2014). Deterioration of ancient cellulose paper, Hanji: evaluation of paper permanence. Cellulose, 21(6), 4621-4632.
Recipe Details
Evidence
"As the Annals are comprised of large format books made of Hanji paper and printed on with non-aggressive inks (Oriental inks), risk for oxidative degradation is minor."
Remarks
The Oriental inks used in the large-format books of the Joseon Dynasty are characterized by the authors as 'non-aggressive,' which contributes to the low level of oxidative degradation in the cellulose substrate (p. 4628).
Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
RegionKorea
Approx. Year1450
Source Information
AuthorJeong, M.-J., Kang, K.-Y., Bacher, M., Kim, H.-J., Jo, B.-M., & Potthast, A.
CollectionAnnals of the Joseon Dynasty
Language
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