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So cute!
Cute design, great quality
A.W.
Awesome multipurpose nib!
I decided to purchase this pen nib on my trip to NY to visit yoseka and I swear it's one of the best purchases I've made in a while, the nib gives the freedom to write as fine and as broad as you want depending on the angle you hold it and it lets you try different mediums like ink painting or even calligraphy if you figure out the grips and angles. Overall and awesome dip pen nib!
Anonymous
Beautifully designed, smooth writing, packed for shipping with care. Worth the investment!
Jesse
Inky Delight
I put this ink into a new Kaweco and it's smooth and beautiful!
Karen Tobin
Pencil cap
Perfect cover pencil tip for transport.
Stephen Green
Beautiful detail, clever design
This stamp is just fun. The layers come together easily and the clear body makes positioning it easy. The ink is well saturated so there is no need to press hard to get a good image.
Heather C.
Love this!
Such a beautiful addition to my passport journal!
Tina Davis
Writes so smooth like butter
Attia Shaheen
I got a medium sized nib, writes so smoothly amazing
Attia Shaheen
Love the colour amazing flow of the ink
Attia Shaheen
New midori join dots 🎉
Patricia
An Extraordinary Japanese Blue
There are TONS of Japanese blue fountain pen inks to choose from, which is saying nothing about the lovely offerings from Korea, Taiwan, and elsewhere. But this one, Nagasawa Kobe Kaikyo Blue, is special. It's very concentrated, shades ever so slightly with heavier nibs, and it has a reddish tint when applied thick. It's very well behaved in fountain pens, including fine nibs, and it doesn't smudge once it's dry. It's wonderful for drawing, and responds beautifully to a water brush pulling pigments out for shading. Highly recommend, even if you weren't a fan of other Kobe inks you might have tried. This one is special.
P.S. If you DO like this one, try Kobe Nagata Blue, which is grayer and behaves like a more luxurious version of Sailor Blue Black. If you want a more midnight blue ink that behaves similarly to Kaikyo Blue, try Sailor Shikiori Yonaga or Taccia Koiai Blue. Both of those smudge a bit on certain papers, though. If you've been writing with Diamine Oxford Blue, Denim Blue, or Midnight, Kaikyo Blue will be a wonderful step further up and further in.
Tim
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Patricia West
frickin cute
these are so cute in my journal and you get so many! love them!
A.
Very easy teansaction and the staff is very polite.
Eric
