The Kakimori Pigment Ink no 05 Kurun, is a colour Kakimori poetically describes as follows: "Kurun depicts the dance of a vine’s curling tendrils. A green that captures both vitality and a sense of calm."

Kakimori, a stationery and ink heaven in Tokyo, introduces their own ink and...

The Kakimori Pigment Ink no 05 Kurun, is a colour Kakimori poetically describes as follows: "Kurun depicts the dance of a vine’s curling tendrils. A green that captures both vitality and a sense of calm."

Kakimori, a stationery and ink heaven in Tokyo, introduces their own ink and tools series. Once dry, Kakimori pigment ink is water and fade resistant. It has been developed by Turner Colour Works Ltd. to ensure your written words stands the test of time.

All Kakimori original inks are inspired by Japanese word play and imagery. Listen to the colourful conversations of dripping ink.

The bottle features a generous 20mm opening with an 8-degree angle. This design makes dipping easy without damaging the delicate nib. The shallow depth allows for effortless refilling of converters and helps to keep your pen clean from unwanted ink. Designed and tested for pens sold at Kakimori and Inkstand. May not be compatible with other pens.

At Misc Store we carry the full range of Kakimori's Pigment Ink colors, along with their dip pens and colour liner kits.

Details

Measures  Ø 5,8 x 4,8 cm
Contains 35ml
Designed by Makoto Koizumi
Made in Japan

Use and care

This product is a pigment ink.
Shake bottle well before use.
If swallowed, give fluids and seek medical advice. If in contact with the eyes, flush with running water and seek medical advice.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Use the pen regularly to prevent ink from drying on the nib.

Kakimori x Misc Store Amsterdam

Kakimori's notebooks, inks, pens and letter papers are made through craftsmanship and imbued with the hope of treasured, long-lasting ownership — brought to life within your own space and time.

Their home is one of Tokyo’s old shitamachi (downtown) neighbourhoods. Craftsmanship remains well and truly alive, with small manufacturing workshops and factories lining the streets. Work and daily life exist in close proximity and there is a strong sense of community. By taking the design, production and retail of products into their own hands, Kakimori aims to reconnect with local manufacturing, revitalise declining crafts and artisans, and restore circularity for the next generation.

At Misc-store Amsterdam we are proud to be stocking selected items from Kakimori's carefully crafted range of writing tools — to celebrate the joy of writing.