Wooden Brush Hanger with 12 Hooks

Hang the Collection — Brushes live longer hung than stored: bristles dry straight from the point down, water drains away from the ferrule, and nothing touches the tip. For anyone past their first three brushes, a hanger stops being decor and becomes infrastructure.

What You Get

• Chicken-wing wood brush hanger, dragon‑head carved finials

• 12 hanging positions on 6 pins

• Solid wood stand with crossbar; 34x36.3x10.6 cm

• Assembly: it ships pre‑assembled

Why Chicken-Wing Wood

It takes its name from the feather‑like rippling grain across every plank. Chicken‑wing wood is a classic Chinese furniture hardwood: dense, rigid enough to support a full rack of wet brushes without bending. Its beauty is quiet yet distinctive — the grain itself is the ornament, and no two hangers are identical.

The Dragon Heads Say Whose Desk It Is

Carved dragon‑head finials set this apart from beginner racks. It carries a subtle sense of ceremony: a brush hanger finished with dragon carvings belongs to someone who has spent years with this craft. It is a small, intentional detail that tells the story of your practice.

How to Use

Rinse your brush, shake off excess water, then hang it tip‑down so the bristles hang freely. Leave space between wet brushes; they should not touch while drying. Left overnight, they dry straight. By morning your brushes are ready, and the rack waits for your next writing session.

Care

Wipe moisture off the wood right away. Keep it away from humid window spots. The grain does not require oil treatment.

Pairs With

Our bamboo brush roll for travel. This rack stays at your desk for daily use; the roll goes in your bag when you head out.