Inks

Shikiori Sansui Ink - 3 cartridges in a box - Sailor Sailor's Shikiori ("Four Seasons") line of fountain pen inks features vibrant and unique colors inspired by the beauty of each season in Japan.  This smooth-flowing ink is specifically formulated to be safe and gentle for all fountain pens.  Water-based dye ink. Made in Japan

Shikiori Sansui Ink - 20ml bottle - Sailor Sailor's Shikiori ("Four Seasons") line of fountain pen inks features vibrant and unique colors inspired by the beauty of each season in Japan.  This smooth-flowing ink is specifically formulated to be safe and gentle for all fountain pens.  Water-based dye ink. Made in Japan

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...

Ink deserves to be inspiring. From the moment you receive it, to when you draw it into your pen, it should remind you of the magic of writing. So we created an inspiring set of fountain pen inks, carefully crafted in distinct colours that will spur excitement, creativity, and a feeling of absolute joy every time you write. The ink in the bottles have been...

09 Mukuri "Mukuri describes the state of awakening, like a bear emerging from hibernation to the warm red earth. The colour signals the arrival of a new season." 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...

Sailor's Manyo ("Ten Thousand Leaves") line of fountain pen inks features beautiful and unique colors inspired by the plants and flowers of Japan. The name is a reference to the Manyoshu, the oldest and most revered anthology of Japan's poetic compilations. 4516 poems wrote by every class of person ranging, from Emperors to merchants and farmers. Manyo is...