Pilot Iroshizuku Fountain Pen Ink - murasaki-shikibu

Pilot Iroshizuku Fountain Pen Ink - murasaki-shikibuPilot co founders Ryosuke Namiki and Masao Wada established the company in 1918 with the trademark, Pilot being chosen for its meaning of someone who guides the course of the ship, as Namiki and Wada aspired to do in the pen industry. They both dreamed of developing a gold nib fountain pen created completely in Japan and accomplished this in 1925. Soon after, they developed the LACCANAITE lacquering method which is integral to their now world renowned

30ml bottled fountain pen ink

Toyo Steel has prided itself on its design and overall product quality in making their toolboxes

add depth and details

Available in Extra Fine

and was used in clothing and other items

A binder used to fit regular size TRAVELER'S notebook refills

80 sheets of 80gsm paper

Oil-based ink pad

Although the Palomino Blackwing does not retain the original’s graphite formula

Fits 1-2 pens along with one other stationery item like an eraser or ruler

Leather pen holder

Pack of three sustainable notebooks made from {re}cycled coffee cup paper and {re}purposed beer waste