・To commemorate our 120th anniversary, we have selected six ink colors inspired by the Meiji era, reflecting on the times 120 years ago. ・Each color has a historical background color associated with that era, and we hope you will enjoy the nuances of these colors as you use them. These inks can be used with fountain pens, glass pens, dip pens, and Kuretake Karappo pens. ・Budocha (Ebicha): In the Meiji era, purple was considered a noble color used by the aristocracy, and since using pure purple was considered disrespectful, ebicha (shrimp brown) was often used as a substitute. Ebicha is a dark reddish-brown color with a slight purplish tint. During the Meiji era, when the schoolgirl boom flourished, "ebicha" and "budocha" became popular colors for women's hakama (traditional Japanese trousers). ・Ink volume: Approximately 20g ・Water-based dye ink |
