Pilot Iroshizuku Bottled Fountain Pen Ink, Ku-Jaku, Peacock, Turquoise (69213)

Beautiful ink. Using with a medium nib Kakuno (same nib as the metropolitans) is a heavenly journaling experience. The dried ink retains it's pink-ness, absolutely legible, but not quite a blue-black, of course. Would personally use with a wetter / broader nib ( I have Syo-Ro in my fine nib pen I use for maths, etc)

Visually and design-wise the ink bottle is a treat. That's the first impression one has, and one wants to write with it!The ink itself is beautiful. It writes a little darker than you'd expect looking at the bottle - not the bright turquoise ink I remember from my adolescence, instead the shade is closer to the one that's on the carton. Writing with a Sailor Medium, I love the flow, although it's a little less dense than the sailor inks I'm used to, and it won't stand up to water at all.This is an ink to love and remember. Can't wait to try a few of Pilot's other shades.

Great ink. Totally worth the money. Haven’t got to test the water resistance but the dry time is relatively quick, near to no bleed and no feathering given the paper is of good quality.

Ink tends to dry in the nib unless used everyday. Excellent shade of Turquoise. Cost is a bit high !

Best ink I have ever used....Enjoying writing experience...

Beautiful bluish grey.

I won't comment about the cost as it's costly as per indian standards.But for fountain pens encaustic, it's a must buy ink to try.It's really good, wetness and flows are just perfect. I have tried it with Indian pens -> Becomes very very wet, specially with ebonite feeds. With European pens - perfect gold standard. With Japanese and Chinese pens.. It's meant for them.So overall really happy with the ink

Dont purchase product with cheap rate, because you Can't get right quality product on low rate. Not even purchase on amazon. I received my product with best condition and with current manufacturing date. I always appreciate right value for genuine product.