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Kyo-Iro fountain pen inks are made in Kyoto, Japan. They are crafted according traditional Japanese dyeing techniques. These inks are inspired by famous and fascinating places in Kyoto which are the expression of its rich history and profound culture. *...

"Kyo no Oto" is a series of writing inks that reproduces the traditional Japanese colors used since the Heian period by modern techniques and interpretations. It features a unique name and story for each color. This dye ink was originally...

It refers to the reddish-brown color of harvested chestnuts. "The Tale of Genji" says, "A sluggish attack of blue bluntness, Ochiguri, somehow, somehow, a hakama hakama that can be enjoyed by old people...", and it was the color that was...

“Imayouiro” is a safflower red color that had been getting attention in heian era which means what Japanese ancestors called “modern color”. It had been preferred by women. “Kokeiro” was made being inspired by one of the Japanese aesthetics “Wasabi”....