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Vert Empire (Empire Green): this color represents the proclamation of Napoleon Bonaparte on December 2nd 1804 as the French Emperor at the cathedral Notre-Dame in Paris. Napoleon Bonaparte famously crowned himself Emperor taking the imperial crown (the laurel crown) from the hands of Pope Pie VII to put it on his head. He then crowned his wife Josephine...

Lierre Sauvage (Wild Ivy Green): a very subtle green symbol of nature but also anarchy. Wild ivy is found on the façade of houses and grows without being invited. 6 standard 38mm cartridges

The German word "Edelstein" translates as gemstone. A special ingredient ensures even more pleasant writing and preserves the pen.All 50 ml bottles are unique and high quality glass. Its weight and soft curves will make it a pleasure.

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...

Rohrer & Klingner has a long tradition of ink. The classic colours are joined by new shades specially developed for the purposes of calligraphy. This ink is suitable for pen, steel pen, Chinese ink pen and other instruments used in calligraphy.The inks Rohrer & Klingner do not contain any animal raw materials.50ml

The German word "Edelstein" translates as gemstone. A special ingredient ensures even more pleasant writing and preserves the pen.All 50 ml bottles are unique and high quality glass. Its weight and soft curves will make it a pleasure.

Rohrer & Klingner has a long tradition of ink. The classic colours are joined by new shades specially developed for the purposes of calligraphy. This ink is suitable for pen, steel pen, Chinese ink pen and other instruments used in calligraphy.The inks Rohrer & Klingner do not contain any animal raw materials.50ml

Bleu Myosotis (Forget-me-not Blue): named after the flower of that very same name. Based on the famous legend, a knight and his lady were taking a walk along the river. He bent over to pick up a flower for his lady but lost his balance with the weight of its armor and fell into the river. While drowning he threw the flower at his lady screaming...