Kakimori Pigment Ink, #08 Zabun metallic Kakimori began as a stationery

Kakimori began as a stationery shop in east Tokyo

meant to be attached to a standard pen holder

There's a groove in the bottom of each box so that Pulp Storage boxes can stack with their elastic bands on

so please indulge us as we describe each aspect of this outstanding object

It sharpens to a fine and durable point and smells strongly of cedar

Kakimori Pigment Ink, #08 Zabun metallic Kakimori began as a stationeryWhen you open your Kakimori Pigment Ink, the first thing you'll notice is the bottle. It's droplet shaped, like the molten glass has just solidified. The shape is an homage to potari, a word for falling raindrops from the extensive Japanese lexicon of onomatopoeia. Each Pigment Ink color is also named for a different Japanese onomatopoeia, which are much more central to Japanese culture than they are in the English speaking world. Rather than just