Phrases with «white charcoal»

The phrase "white charcoal" refers to a type of charcoal that has been made from a specific type of wood called white oak or binchō-tan. It is called white charcoal because when it is burned, it produces less smoke and ash compared to regular charcoal, and has a lighter color. People often use white charcoal for cooking, water filtration, or even skincare because it burns cleanly and is believed to have some health benefits. Full definition

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Sentences with «white charcoal»

In this course, you'll learn how to use a combination of black and white charcoal pencils, with a coloured ground, to create striking effects. (arttutor.com)
To wit, an image of a black runway model is rendered in white charcoal (and somewhat extra-terrestrial). (wallpaper.com)
Japanese artist Stephanie Inagaki's black and white charcoal drawings depict female figures that are not only an embodiment of her roots, but also of herself as an artist and a woman. (pinterest.com)
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Phrases with «white charcoal»

Sentences with «white charcoal»

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