Bottled ink

The Iroshizuku range(colored drops in Japanese) is a collection of inks rich in colors inspired by the beautiful landscapes of Japan.Color ink: Momiji - Autumn sheetsBlown glass bottleBakélite screw plug15 ml Container

The Iroshizuku range(colored drops in Japanese) is a collection of inks rich in colors inspired by the beautiful landscapes of Japan.Color ink: Ku-jaku - PeacockBlown glass bottleBakélite screw plug15 ml Container

The Iroshizuku range(colored drops in Japanese) is a collection of inks rich in colors inspired by the beautiful landscapes of Japan.Color ink: Fuyu-syogun - Winter ManBlown glass bottleBakélite screw plug15 ml Container

The Iroshizuku range(colored drops in Japanese) is a collection of inks rich in colors inspired by the beautiful landscapes of Japan.Color ink: Fuyu-gaki - KakiBlown glass bottleBakélite screw plug15 ml Container

CALLIGRAPHY INK COLLECTION - NOT FOR USE in fountain pens, rollerball pens, with feeder systems. Use with dip pens, brushes, washable instruments only. Indulge in the art of penmanship with Ferris Wheel Press’ all new line of professional calligraphy inks, created to celebrate life’s most momentous occasions.From seasoned calligraphers to aspiring...

CALLIGRAPHY INK COLLECTION - NOT FOR USE in fountain pens, rollerball pens, with feeder systems. Use with dip pens, brushes, washable instruments only. Indulge in the art of penmanship with Ferris Wheel Press’ all new line of professional calligraphy inks, created to celebrate life’s most momentous occasions.From seasoned calligraphers to aspiring...

The Iroshizuku range(colored drops in Japanese) is a collection of inks rich in colors inspired by the beautiful landscapes of Japan.Color ink: Yama-budo - Japan VineBlown glass bottleBakélite screw plug15 ml Container

10 Koton "The silence of the night is punctuated by koton, the sound of an ink bottle being placed on the desk. A colour for quiet contemplation." These original Kakimori inks are inspired by Japanese onomatopoeia, word play, and imagery, translating familiar feelings and sounds to colors that are in conversation with each other. Designer Makoto Koizumi...