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Ziller Inks
ZIL9801
Regular price Sale price $6.95 Save Liquid error (snippets/product-template line 131): Computation results in '-Infinity'%Ziller acrylic co-polymer inks include the following characteristics:
For best results stir frequently (don't shake) while using to keep liquids well mixed and the white pigment in suspension. After opening and returning to storage, periodically check to see if you need to add distilled water to keep product fresh and ready to use.
History on the Powdered Glossy Black: The Ziller Classic Glossy Black Ink Powder was originally called Elegant Glossy Black Ink Powder. The earliest record they have of the ink being sold is in 1898 in the Penman's Art Journal ads. The ink was formulated specifically for steel dip pens to achieve a fine hairline and a thick glossy broad stroke. FW Tamblyn and Stephen Ziller included this ink in the self study calligraphy kits that they sold starting in 1895 through the 1950's.
This formula makes an unique medium for invitations of all types. Classic Glossy Black is also very suitable for off hand flourishing and signature writing.
Just add boiling water to the first ring on the wall of the jar and stir. Don't shake - just stir. It will take a little time to dissolve. Stir before every use. If the ink is too thick - just add some distilled water.
Kyo-no-oto - Japanese Fountain Pen Inks
KO-0105
Regular price $28.00 Save Liquid error (snippets/product-template line 131): Computation results in '-Infinity'%Kyo-no-oto fountain pen inks made in Kyoto Japan. They are crafted according traditional Japanese dyeing techniques. The Kyo-no-oto ink colors are traditional Japanese ink colors that has been used since Heian era, roughly 1000 years ago, which are the expression of its rich history and profound culture for a long time. The water-based Kyo-no-oto fountain pen ink comes in 5 different colors in 40ml ink bottles.
Nureba-iro has been used for the name that represents a women’s glossy black hair just like feather of crow.
Imayou-iro is a safflower red color that had been getting attention in Heian era which means what Japanese ancestors called ‘modern color’. It had been preferred by women
Koke-iro was made being inspired by one of the Japanese aesthetics ‘Wabisabi’. It is located in the garden of Kyoto with the glimpse of culture of Kyoto.
Yamabuki is the plant rosaceae kerria genus. This color means a brilliant red tinged gold just like Yamabuki. This color has been used since ancient times.
Moon floating in the dark sky, the Kyoto city with silent moonlight. Aonibi is the combination between pale black and indigo. It represents dignified atmosphere in the deep pale night sky.
