Search results for: 'ink'

London Pigment, Mediaeval Inks Set, 2

£35.00

Purple and Brown Madder Ink Orange Madder Ink Oak Gall Ink Learn More

London Pigment, Mediaeval Inks Set, 1

£35.00

Verdigris Ink Purple Madder and Lac Ink Purple Lac Ink Learn More

London Pigment, Oak Gall Ink, 20 ml

£12.50

English Oak Gall Ink Learn More

Schmincke Aerocolour Inks

Starting at: £8.30

A highly concentrated acrylic pigmented colour suitable for drawing pens, calligraphy, brush and airbrush techniques. 36 standard colours and 12 'special effects' colours. Lightfast and waterproof when dry. Glass Jar with dropper. Learn More

London Pigment, Verdigris Ink, 20 ml

£12.50

Ink made from pure copper metal leaf that has reacted with distilled vinegar. Learn More

Cornelissen Historical Inks, Turquoise

£6.50

This turquoise ink is a beautiful, transparent, deep blue-green. It can be layered for deeper shades; when used at full opacity it is a deep viridian green, and when diluted with water it reveals a marked blue undertone. Made from a blend of botanical dyes, this ink is not fully lightfast.

Not suitable for fountain pens. Learn More

Cornelissen Historical Inks, Virginia Woolf Purple

£6.50

This ink is inspired by the distinctive purple ink used by Virginia Woolf for her work and correspondence. Handmade by a master inkmaker, especially for Cornelissen, using a historic recipe based on blackthorn berries. Suitable for fountain pens and work on paper and parchment. Indelible and waterproof over time.

Learn More

Cornelissen Historical Inks, China Blue

£6.50

Formulated from the same dye that was used to colour blue and white china, this ink is a deep, rich blue. Used at full opacity, it is a blue-black, and dilutes down to wonderful cold blue washes. As it is dye-based, it is not fully lightfast. Learn More

Cornelissen Historical Inks, Brazilwood

£6.50

The highest quality ink ever found on illuminated manuscripts from medieval Britain. The muted peachy red of this ink is achieved by simmering brazilwood chunks in vinegar. Add a tiny drop of Oak Gall Ink to produce wonderfully bright violets.

Not suitable for fountain pens. Learn More

Cornelissen Historical Inks, Doomsday

1 Review(s) | Add Your Review

£10.50

Oak Gall Ink was originally used in monasteries and by the Crown in medieval Britain. Doomsday Ink initially lays down as a medium blue-grey, darkening to a rich, matte black, slightly warmer in tone than our other Oak Gall Inks. When diluted, beautiful warm red undertones are revealed due to the presence of wine within the mixture.

Not suitable for fountain pens.

Learn More

Factis Erasers

Starting at: £0.80

Factis erasers are safe, harmless and non-toxic. They do not contain phthalates (which are used as plasticizers in certain industrial processes), heavy metals or aromatic additives. Learn More

Rohrer and Klingner Writing Ink Glass Pen

£34.10

Rohrer and Klingner Writing Ink Glass pen, blue/red. The Glass Pen nib features fine capillaries that ensure a smooth flow of the ink. The pattern on each pen may vary as it is produced and processed exclusively by hand. Learn More

Rohrer and Klingner Dokumentus Ink Blue 50ml

£26.20

Fountain pen inks are typically made with dyes, meaning that they are not lightfast over time. This ink is made with pigment and is both waterproof and lightfast. Designed for fountain pen and for signing official documents which require long term permanence. Made of small diameter micronized pigment. Learn More

Rohrer and Klingner Dokumentus Ink Black 50ml

£26.20

Rohrer and Klingner Dokumentus ink is designed for fountain pens (best with wide nibs) and made specifically for signing official documents which require long term permanence. Dokumentus is made with small diameter micronized pigment and is waterproof and lightfast (unlike most fountain pen inks which are made with dyes and therefore not lightfast over time). Learn More