Iroshizuku Ink Bottle
Iroshizuku is a fusion of the Japanese words "iro" meaning colour, and "shizuku" meaning droplet. Each shade in the PILOT Pen Iroshizuku ink collection takes inspiration from the hues of the Japanese landscape, allowing you to recreate the beauty of nature on your page.
The range of PILOT Iroshizuku inks are packaged in sleek, 50ml hand-blown glass bottles which feature a broad opening for larger pens to be filled and dipped, and a cleverly angled bottom so you can reach every last drop of ink. This rich shade of purple is bold enough for daily correspondence, with ample depth and intensity to make creative calligraphy projects shine. The Iroshizuku inks are best suited to to Japanese fountain pens (dry writers). These inks are crafted with Japanese fountain pens in mind, and may not perform as well with German pens like LAMY or Kaweco.
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Iroshizuku Ink Bottle
Iroshizuku is a fusion of the Japanese words "iro" meaning colour, and "shizuku" meaning droplet. Each shade in the PILOT Pen Iroshizuku ink collection takes inspiration from the hues of the Japanese landscape, allowing you to recreate the beauty of nature on your page.
The range of PILOT Iroshizuku inks are packaged in sleek, 50ml hand-blown glass bottles which feature a broad opening for larger pens to be filled and dipped, and a cleverly angled bottom so you can reach every last drop of ink. This rich shade of purple is bold enough for daily correspondence, with ample depth and intensity to make creative calligraphy projects shine. The Iroshizuku inks are best suited to to Japanese fountain pens (dry writers). These inks are crafted with Japanese fountain pens in mind, and may not perform as well with German pens like LAMY or Kaweco.
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Iroshizuku is a fusion of the Japanese words "iro" meaning colour, and "shizuku" meaning droplet. Each shade in the PILOT Pen Iroshizuku ink collection takes inspiration from the hues of the Japanese landscape, allowing you to recreate the beauty of nature on your page.
The range of PILOT Iroshizuku inks are packaged in sleek, 50ml hand-blown glass bottles which feature a broad opening for larger pens to be filled and dipped, and a cleverly angled bottom so you can reach every last drop of ink. This rich shade of purple is bold enough for daily correspondence, with ample depth and intensity to make creative calligraphy projects shine. The Iroshizuku inks are best suited to to Japanese fountain pens (dry writers). These inks are crafted with Japanese fountain pens in mind, and may not perform as well with German pens like LAMY or Kaweco.
