Inks

The Iroshizuku range(colored drops in Japanese) is a collection of inks rich in colors inspired by the beautiful landscapes of Japan. Color ink: Take-sumi - Bamboo coal 6 Pilot/Namiki cartridges Made in Japan

The Iroshizuku range(colored drops in Japanese) is a collection of inks rich in colors inspired by the beautiful landscapes of Japan.Color ink: Yu-yake - SunsetBlown 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: Take-sumi - Bamboo coalBlown 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

The Iroshizuku range(colored drops in Japanese) is a collection of inks rich in colors inspired by the beautiful landscapes of Japan.Color ink: Take-sumi - Bamboo coalBlown glass bottleBakélite screw plug50 ml Container

Limited Edition After Dinner: The colour of tea time after an evening meal, illuminated by the glow of candlelight. 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 shaped these quirky ink bottles...

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 plug50 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: Yu-yake - SunsetBlown glass bottleBakélite screw plug50 ml Container

Bottled Namiki inkBlack60 ml Contain

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...