She County Inkstone, also known as She Yan Tai, is one of the traditional Four Treasures of the Study in China, with the inkstones produced in She County, Anhui Province being the most famous. She County Inkstone has a long history and exquisite craftsmanship, making it one of the representative inkstones in China.

The production of She County Inkstone dates back to the Tang Dynasty and has been refined over thousands of years. It is made from high-quality local stone materials and mainly consists of minerals such as mica, quartz, and pyrite. She County Inkstone is characterized by its majestic appearance, fine carvings, hard texture, and rich patterns. It can provide ample ink and maintain its stability without smudging. The surface of the inkstone is polished multiple times to achieve a smooth and comfortable feel.

She County Inkstone is widely used in calligraphy, painting, and scholarly gatherings. It is considered an elegant cultural art piece that represents the essence and wisdom of Chinese traditional culture. She County Inkstone is highly regarded for its unique craftsmanship and outstanding quality, favored by calligraphers, painters, and collectors.

As an intangible cultural heritage of China, She County Inkstone plays an important role in cultural preservation and inheritance. Various inkstone cultural activities and exhibitions are held every year, attracting numerous cultural enthusiasts and tourists to visit and learn.