29 - Rokuhan-bachi (bowl) Used to dip burned ferrous sulfate, a material for red paint, in water. 30 - Colorant mortar Used to grind paint colorant, which is called 'hachi-zuri.' 31 - Gold scales Used to weigh gold as paint. Accurate measurement was needed because pure gold was used. 32 - Mortar and pestle for gold Used to grind paint gold. The pestle has an iron weight for better grinding. 33 - Brush There are a variety of brushes depending on the use, such as 'kaki-fude' for drawing lines, 'bokasi-fude' for shading off color, 'dami-fude' for in-filling, and 'enso-fude' for circling. 34 - Turube and gesui-wan (water bowl) A brush while not in use is nipped by a turube , with only its tip being dipped in the water to prevent it from drying. 35 - Uma Small desk used to keep both elbows stable for painting
		36 - Hari-gawara (tile) and poles Used to load a kiln with pieces by stacking piece-carrying tiles supported by poles in three layers.
		37 - Wara-sugui (straw combing) Used to comb straws for packing products, being hand-made by the individual packing staff. 38 - Large and small knives Used to cut straw for packing. 39 - Package Finished products are packed with straw, straw mats, and straw ropes in different packing methods depending on the products.
	# All the tools are owned by the Arita Museum of Folk Materials.