Kuretake Ink Cafe Meiji Color Grape Tea Ink ECF160-531

Product Description

This water-based dye ink, known as "Meiji-no-iro," is inspired by the popular colors of the Meiji era, specifically the grape brown shade. It captures the essence of a time when schoolgirls and the ebicha color trend were flourishing. Each ink color reflects the historical context of its time, offering a nostalgic experience as you write. Suitable for use with fountain pens, glass pens, dip pens, and Kuretake Karappo pens, this ink is crafted in Japan and comes in a 20g bottle.

Kuretake

Founded in Nara in 1902, Kuretake is a Japanese maker renowned for its traditional sumi ink, calligraphy brushes, and modern brush pens like the popular Zig and Fudebiyori lines. Blending over a century of craftsmanship with contemporary creativity, Kuretake is loved by calligraphers, artists, and lettering enthusiasts worldwide.