Ink: Iroshizuku Ku-jaku

There is no doubt that when it comes to ink, Iroshizuku is one of my absolute favourites. They’re versatile inks that come in a great range of colours, but more importantly, they have worked well in every single pen I have put them in.

I got my first taste of Iroshizuku in December 2016, and my collection grew very quickly after that. I have not finished a single bottle of my 50mls, but I have finished quite a few of the 15ml bottles (of which the Ina-ho graduated to a full-size bottle), which are a great size if you’re undecided and would like to try a particular shade out first.

I received the Ku-jaku as a gift for my birthday (which was in April) and was looking forward to swatching it up as it is a shade I have not tried before. I am happy to say that I really liked how it turned out. The turquoise-teal is beautiful and maintains its shading really well when dry. On a dip pen the colours are rich and full of depth, while it is surprisingly a lot subtler and lighter on a fountain pen. I can’t wait to get it onto a journal spread to see how it turns out!

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Neon Loft Blue by Splice Originals
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