Kuretake Ink Cafe Meiji No Iro Ink - Kuroganeiro (鐵色) coffee theme conveniently holding one single dip

conveniently holding one single dip pen

acidified with citric acid and flavored with fruit flavoring (apple

Push-button mechanism to extend or retrack the nib

The Plum & Warbler Procyon fountain pen uses modern maki-e technology to print traditional Japanese decorative patterns onto the pen barrel

listening quietly to the tides' gentle song

Kuretake Ink Cafe Meiji No Iro Ink - Kuroganeiro (鐵色) coffee theme conveniently holding one single dipKuretake Ink Cafe Meiji No Iro Ink Kuroganeiro () Kuroganeiro is a dark, muted blue green shade, and was often the color used for store clerk aprons during the Meiji period. Immerse yourself in the nostalgia of Japans past with the Meiji No Iro ink series from Kuretake, a stunning collection of colored inks inspired by the vibrant hues of the Meiji era in Japan. Each ink color carries a rich history, reflecting the aesthetic and cultural influences of