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I’m very happy to have this ink. The base color is very similar to Tono & Lims Blueberry Milk, but the shimmer is different.
I really like this ink. It’s light while being very legible and peachy without being too bright or orange. This shimmer is present but not overbearing
These tiny sticky notes are perfect for those who use small notebooks and stationery!
I was really happy to find this collab ink, and the color is lovely and soft
I have been enjoying Kaweco pens for years but usually the smaller pens. I heard wonderful reviews about the Kaweco Student . After sampling the Jazz at Yoseka I knew I wanted to add this pen to my collection. It writes smoothly, feels good in the hand and it is just so pretty. I paired it with Ink Institute Cat at Noon which compliments the pen’s color.
I love this little elastic band. Strong, yet not too tight vertically on my A6 notebook with two in the mix. Keeps my books closed, and what's not to love about a Schnauzer. I have restock notifications set on most of the others too!
Its a beautiful ink.
Very inexpensive and perfect little cips.
This pen is now my go-to for writing in my planner—the color is beautiful and the ink is smooth. It’s fun to write with which is why it’s a great daily pen.
Out of all the 'intro' fountain pens, I have to say that the TUZU might be my favorite. The red body, while plastic, does not feel cheap or easily breakable. Instead, it is a comfortable weight and classy design. What really sold me on this pen was that the converter comes pre-loaded, rather than many of the other intro fountain pens that require a separate converter, sometimes more expensive than the pen itself. This helped fuel my decision to purchase it in a broad nib, so that there is a reduction in clogging should I use any shimmer inks. Overall it is an extremely smooth and juicy write, and the adjustable grip is a unique plus. I would recommend this to anyone who is a fan of purchasing bottled inks and wants a (relatively) cheaper pen that compliments those inks well.
The Sailor Tea Time Series Pro Gear Slim Nerikiri honestly feels like a tiny piece of art in my hands. Inspired by nerikiri, the delicate Japanese sweets traditionally served during tea ceremonies, I absolutely love how the soft lavender body, creamy translucent cap, and elegant gold details come together. The purple is even prettier in person and almost seems to glow when the light hits it. Beyond the gorgeous design, I really enjoy Sailor’s signature 14K gold nib and that distinctive pencil-like feedback that makes the writing experience feel so intentional. The Pro Gear Slim is petite and lightweight, which I personally find really comfortable to write with. At around $280, this is definitely a luxury pen, but between the beautiful cultural inspiration, limited-edition design, and classic Sailor writing experience, this one feels genuinely special to me. 💜🍵✒️
Another win from the faucet series. I can't decide what I'd call this color, but with the shimmer it reminds me of iridescent glass.
Undated. the area of dates does not take up much room. Easy grid to write on. Prefect size to get started writing one page a day. has been doing well with my fountain pens! I picked up my second one to make sure I have one when I run out on the one I'm in right now.
Love my little A7 midori note book. I put a cover on it and it's the cutest ever. The paper is always awesome. It's my new daily carry and will be for a long time.
Two of the stickers are in my Plotter calendar pages for September. They look so beautiful!!
