Inks

Yurameku 2nd Ink - 20ml - Sailor Sailor Yurameku 2nd ink collection is inspired by fluctuating heart. Yurameku inks can shift between two or three different hues as they dry, leaving behind some mercurial colours shadings. The amount and colour of this shading vary depending on the type of paper, pen used and time left on paper.  Note: the samples of the...

Yurameku 2nd Ink - 20ml - Sailor Sailor Yurameku 2nd ink collection is inspired by fluctuating heart. Yurameku inks can shift between two or three different hues as they dry, leaving behind some mercurial colours shadings. The amount and colour of this shading vary depending on the type of paper, pen used and time left on paper.  Note: the samples of the...

Yurameku 1st Ink - 20ml - Sailor Sailor Yurameku ink collection is inspired by the shimmering sky. Yurameku inks can shift between two or three different hues as they dry, leaving behind some mercurial colours shadings. The amount and colour of this shading vary depending on the type of paper, pen used and time left on paper.  Note: the samples of the ink...

INK FOR DIPPEN - DO NOT USE WITH FOUNTAIN PENS Ink with a mysterious dual nature, showing glimpses of flashing shine. A total of 3 colors, each named according to a theme expressing the rich depth of the dark ink colors and the contrasting sheen brilliance they contain. Origin of the name "Dipton" Derived from actions involved in dipping a dip pen into...

Yurameku 2nd Ink - 20ml - Sailor Sailor Yurameku 2nd ink collection is inspired by fluctuating heart. Yurameku inks can shift between two or three different hues as they dry, leaving behind some mercurial colours shadings. The amount and colour of this shading vary depending on the type of paper, pen used and time left on paper.  Note: the samples of the...

Violet Impérial ink, with bluish reflections and a thousand sparkling shimmers, for the pleasure of your writing. Because of the scarcity of dyes, this colour, a symbol of luxury but also of mystery, was used by the Emperor and his family under the Roman Empire and then by the various royalties. King Louis XIV, under whom Jacques Herbin was founded, used...

The intense brown of Carob ink is covered with fire-coloured reflections to give sparkle to the various writings. Carob is cultivated in many countries, including Cyprus, where it was once referred to as "black gold" because, according to legend, it has its therapeutic virtues that allowed people to consume to live to a very advanced age. Color: Carob...