How was ink stored? in stone bowls in metal bowls in animal bladders in animal hooves

The ink is stored in stone bowls, metal bowls and bladders of animals.

Explanation:

Ink is a liquid that can be used in writing and painting on specific surface. Ink can help in producing the image, text or design. Ink is filled inside the pen for writing, or used for painting with brushes or quill. Ink can also be in paste form. This type of thicker inks can be used in letterpress and lithographic printing.

Ink can be stored in many ways. Metal bowls, stone bowls and bladders of animals are some ways of storing ink.

In olden days, artists used bladder of pig to store paints.

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