Wearingeul's pencils are based on the colors of their World Literature inks. The pencils use regular lead, they are not colored pencils. Each of them has the name of the ink printed on the pencil body to identify what color it was based on.
All have HB lead.
TACCIA Jeans Ink collection express the color tone of jeans in seven colors from Black to Aqua Blue, depicting the colors of denim that change with continuous wear.
Like the fountain pen that adjusts to the writerʼs hand after using for a long time, jeans adapt to the body as well. The Jean Collection inks have the perfect balance of permeability and viscosity to ensure nice flow of ink onto paper while being gentle on the pen nibs. The ink is carefully formulated with neutral pH value so that it does not damage resin or celluloid fountain pens.
3mL ink samples contained in a plastic vial with an o-ring to ensure a proper seal.
Straightforward design, just like the Kaweco Clip, can be deceptive. Light to the touch and straightforward in its looks, it is a subtle yet impactful accessory for the Perkeo series. Giving the pen a much-needed twist and adding to its functionality is one of those things that will strike you as clever once you start using it.
Made from stainless steel for durability, it is available in black or silver finishes for maximum versatility and is easy to attach thanks to its push-on design. The octagonal shape allows for easy positioning on the cap, while the secure grip ensures that your writing instrument will stay in place no matter how often you use it.
With its sleek design and classic colour options, the Kaweco Clip is perfect for adding a touch of style to any writing pad.
KYO NO OTO Ink Sample in 3ml vial with o-ring to prevents spillage.
Made in Kyoto, Japan
KYO NO OTO fountain pen inks are made in Kyoto, Japan. They are crafted according traditional Japanese dyeing techniques. These colors are Japanese traditional colors that has been used since Heian era (roughly 1000 years ago), which are the expression of its history and profound culture for a long time.
Kokeiro – The olive-green ink’s name is inspired by old mossy trees and stones that can often be found in Kyoto’s beautiful gardens. It is a symbol of the Wabi-Sabi aesthetics that permeates Japanese culture.
Yamabukiiro – This ink is named after the Yamabuki flower (“Mountain Breath”), that is found in abundance on Japanese mountainsides. The yellow-amber colour grabs your attention, not because it is bright and bold – au contraire – but because it is tender and soft, harmonious and elegant, and with a surprising depth of character.
Hisoku – translates to “secret colour”. It is named after the mysterious beauty of the ash-coloured blue-green unique to Celadon pottery (also known as greenware).
Sakuramezumi - The ink's name derives from a type of pigment (iron-holding Magnesium-Aluminum-Silicate) that is traditionally used in Japanese painting techniques. The name literally translates to "Cherry Blossom Mouse" and refers to the purple and grey character of the colour. Sakuranezumi is a dusty grey-purple that fits an ancient Japanese setting.
Ochiguriiro - a color of chestnut and coal-brown. Ochiguri means a fallen chestnut on the ground. This brown is a blackish coal like color first, and it turns into a tannish chestnut brown after shading. In Tale of Genji, a classic literature of Japan which is written in Heian period (11th century), it is described as a popular brown color used for ladies' kimono.
Ryokujuiro - a beautiful muted green with strong blue undertones. The ink’s name is derived from the ryokuyu glaze, which produces a green colour in pottery. It is one of the oldest glazes and was already used in China in BC. In Japan, it has been produced since the Heian period and has been favoured by many aristocrats.
Keshimurasaki – A deep cool grey limited edition. This ink is supposedly inspired by the formal kimono dresses during the Heian era, when Kyoto was the capital of Japan. 'Keshi' means 'off' and 'murasaki' means 'purple' - this quite accurately describes the blue-purple-grey colour of this ink. This definitely is my type of ink: an unsaturated soft pastel-type colour, shadowy and smoky, with an elegant complexity.
Ginkaisyoku - a limited edition subtle blue-grey verdigris-type ink with a silvery-blue shimmer. The ink’s name reflects the colour of thin clouds, as referred to in the waka poem that Genji composed.
3mL ink samples contained in a plastic vial with an o-ring to ensure a proper seal.
Once More With Love is created by Margaret of Canada. Her hand-drawn character, Munchkin is a very cute addition to any planner, journal, scrapbook....
Details:
- Cool Tones Washi Stack - 101mm x 68mm - matte waterproof vinyl
- Popular Pens - Kaweco - 76mm x 15mm - matte waterproof vinyl
- Popular Pens - Sailor - 73mm x 11mm - matte waterproof vinyl
- Totoro & Friends Set of 3 - 50mm x 50mm, 40 mm x 40 mm, 35mm x 25mm - matte waterproof vinyl
- Cozy - 6mm x 6.3mm - matte waterproof vinyl
- Fragile - 60mm x 65mm - matte waterproof vinyl
- Year of the Snake - 62mm x 52mm - matte waterproof vinyl
- Professional Bed Rotter - 66mm x 50mm - glitter - matte waterproof vinyl
Uni-Ball limited edition Scandinavian Fika colors. This series is supposed to warm your heart, just like a real Swedish fika. For those not in the know, fika is a cozy social custom in Sweden usually accompanied by a warm cup of coffee. This pigment ink is formulated to sit on top your paper rather than absorb and disappear into the paper. The result is a bold ink that doesn't fade.
7 limited edition Scandinavian inspired colors available in both .38mm and .5mm: Cappuccino Brown, Mango Orange, Avocado Green, Nemophila Blue, Poppy Red, Plum Purple, and Sesame Gray.
Made in Japan
Pilot Iroshizuku Fountain Pen Ink (50mL) Enjoy a touch of Japan with Pilot Iroshizuku fountain pen inks. Inspired by nature, the Iroshizuku lineup offers 24 captivating colours drawn from across the seasons and landscapes of Japan. The name Iroshizuku means “droplets of colour,” and each colour is so clean and natural that you can almost imagine it being collected like dewdrops from tree leaves or cherry blossoms.
Iroshizuku inks are not just gorgeous in appearance—they are beautifully presented and well-behaved, too. They come in award-winning designer glass bottles, flow smoothly and reliably in nearly any pen, and are easy to clean out when you’re ready to change inks. For those who love sheen, many Iroshizuku inks will provide a spectacular red or gold sheen when used in a wet pen on fountain pen friendly paper.
The hocoro fountain pen nib dip pen allows you to easily change the color by simply rinsing the nib with water, so you can easily use many colors of ink.
With hocoro, you can safely enjoy inks that are not suitable for fountain pens, such as lame ink and pigment ink.
The pen body is the same for each nib, and you can enjoy a variety of writing widths by purchasing additional nibs.
The new nib of hocoro is a brush-type dip pen brush.
Combine it with other writing widths in the hocoro series to expand the range of expression.
You can freely change the line width by applying pressure, and you can paint thin and wide areas beautifully. You can also use it as a water brush to create a blurred ink expression. Use
your favorite bottled ink to write not only letters, but also pictures, diagrams, illustrations, and other ideas freely!
There is a hole on the side of the nib, so you can thoroughly clean the ink that has gotten into the base. It can be cleaned more easily by using a brush cleaner (sold separately) or the cleaner in the fountain pen support kit.
Line width: Brushed, equivalent to medium tip
Nib: Nylon
Nib: PMO resin
Pen barrel: PC resin
Body size: φ10.7×134.6mm (123mm when nib is stored)
Graf von Faber-Castell's ink bottle range includes a series of nature inspired colours, each designed to give your writing a vibrant hue. The ink is expertly formulated from high-quality ingredients, offering a consistent and free-flowing writing experience.
3mL INK SAMPLE in vial with O-ring to prevent leaks.
Based out of Australia, Van Dieman's Ink is passionate about the environment and uses colors from nature for its palette. They design their own bottles of fountain pen ink in Launceston Tasmania. Each ink is tested for viscosity and flow quality making them suitable for fountain pens as well as dip pens and brush pens.
3mL Ink samples in vials with o-ring to prevent leaks.
