Calligraphy paperweight with a stable, weighted design to hold paper firmly in place while you write or paint. Key benefits - Keeps paper flat and steady: heavy enough to prevent curling or shifting, so brush strokes stay precise and ink dries cleanly. - Adds quiet elegance to your workspace: doubles as a tasteful desk decoration that complements traditional Chinese calligraphy tools. - Versatile and practical: useful for calligraphy, ink painting, document organization, and visual presentation. Main attributes - Function: holds paper securely for calligraphy practice, brushwork, or routine paperwork. - Compatibility: designed for use with Chinese calligraphy sheets, rice paper, sketch paper, and standard desk documents. - Build and performance: solid, stable weight provides consistent pressure without damaging paper; compact form for easy placement and storage. Why you need it - Prevents smudges and mistakes by keeping work surface stable. - Improves control and accuracy during writing or painting. - Keeps desks neater and enhances the presentation of finished pieces. Practical use scenarios - Home practice: place on the top edge of rice paper when practicing Chinese calligraphy to maintain even tension and prevent movement. - Desk organization and decor: hold letters, notes, or loose documents in place while adding an elegant accent to your office or study. - Props and education: suitable as a stage or photo prop, film accessory, or reliable item for school art classes and demonstrations. Gift suitability - Represents the aesthetic of the Chinese Four Treasures of calligraphy, making it an appropriate and meaningful gift for friends, students, or international visitors interested in Chinese writing culture. Simple care and tips - Position along the top or side edge of paper for best stability. - Use on a flat, clean surface to avoid scratching delicate paper. - Store in a dry place when not in use. A practical, decorative tool that supports calligraphy practice, classroom use, desk organization, and visual presentation without compromising function.