Kuretake Ink Cafe Meiji Ink Purple ECF160-536
Product Description
Experience a touch of history with "Meiji no Iro" ink, a water-based dye ink inspired by the popular colors of the Meiji era (1868-1912). This particular shade, Shikon, reflects the fashionable wisteria and purple hues that were prominent in women's clothing during that time, often referred to as the age of purple. Made in Japan, this ink offers a nostalgic connection to the past, allowing you to enjoy the rich cultural background as you write.
Product Specifications
Contents: 20g
Product Size: 50x50x33mm
Usage Instructions
The "Meiji no Iro" ink is versatile and can be used with various writing instruments, including fountain pens, glass pens, dip pens, and Kuretake Karappo pens.
Product Description
Experience a touch of history with "Meiji no Iro" ink, a water-based dye ink inspired by the popular colors of the Meiji era (1868-1912). This particular shade, Shikon, reflects the fashionable wisteria and purple hues that were prominent in women's clothing during that time, often referred to as the age of purple. Made in Japan, this ink offers a nostalgic connection to the past, allowing you to enjoy the rich cultural background as you write.
Product Specifications
Contents: 20g
Product Size: 50x50x33mm
Usage Instructions
The "Meiji no Iro" ink is versatile and can be used with various writing instruments, including fountain pens, glass pens, dip pens, and Kuretake Karappo pens.
Description
Product Description
Experience a touch of history with "Meiji no Iro" ink, a water-based dye ink inspired by the popular colors of the Meiji era (1868-1912). This particular shade, Shikon, reflects the fashionable wisteria and purple hues that were prominent in women's clothing during that time, often referred to as the age of purple. Made in Japan, this ink offers a nostalgic connection to the past, allowing you to enjoy the rich cultural background as you write.
Product Specifications
Contents: 20g
Product Size: 50x50x33mm
Usage Instructions
The "Meiji no Iro" ink is versatile and can be used with various writing instruments, including fountain pens, glass pens, dip pens, and Kuretake Karappo pens.
