Color
The color is described as wild chestnut brown. The color is very dark brown so you will have to look twice to see it is a brown color. The color is very good useable for everyday use due to it's darkness. For business-people it is very suitable. The color has nice shading from light brown to very dark.
Writing
I tried this ink in two pens. The Caran 'd Ache Leman (fine) and the Lamy Safari (fine). I noticed it is not a free flowing ink. It writes kind of dry. On Moleskine paper as well on Rhodia paper no bleedthrough or feathering. Drying is about the same on Rhodia and Moleskine about 7 seconds.
Written review
If you can't read the written review her's the translation.
"Iroshizuku yama-guri
Just filled my Lamy Safari Black LE (fine) with Iroshizuku yama-guri. The color does not pretend to be the blackest black. It is some kind of black-brownish shade.
On both Rhodia and Moleskine paper this ink behaves very good. No feathering or bleed through. Nice shading. Writes a little bit dryer then yu-yake or tsuki-yo. Dryingtime on both Rhodia and Moleskine is 5 - 7 seconds.
Wild chestnut brown (dark brown)
Nice sophisticated color. $ 0,45/ml
Woodworker"
Moleskinefriendly
Last weeks I reviewed the inks on several Moleskine to test if they are really friendly for Moleskine-paper. With my Pilot Namiki Vanishing Point (medium) I saw some dots coming through. But not so bad that the other side of the page was ruined. So again an ink that has a thumbs up for Moleskine-friendliness.
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The Iroshizuku ink is a luxurious line of inks created to reflect the beautiful natural scenery of Japan. The gorgeous shades will fill your fountain pen with bold, beautiful and vivid colors. Each bottle is a beautifully crafted glass container designed with an innovative dip at the bottom to ensure the savory enjoyment of every last drop. Every bottle has 50ml and are a great piece of art.
3 comments:
Good to know that yama-guri works works well on Moleskine paper.
Keep up the comprehensive reviews with the beautiful photos. :)
Great review, I was wondering about this color and now I have a better idea of what it looks like. Gorgeous pictures, too.
Tried this ink in a Moleskine wirh a Mont Blanc Meisterstuck Classique medium nib and there was significant bleed through and feathering also, thumbs down for this ink for me I'm afraid.
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