Pilot Iroshizuku Ku-Jaku, aka Peacock, is made in Japan and is a gorgeous medium teal with some medium shading and medium red sheen. It dries in 20 seconds in a medium nib on Rhodia and has a wet flow. This ink would be a great choice for a fun yet work appropriate ink.
Brand
Pilot
Ink Name
Ku-Jaku
Country of Origin
Japan
Color
Turquoise
Dry Time
20 Seconds (Pilot Vanishing Point Medium Nib on Rhodia Paper)
I’m addicted to teal/blue inks. This ink is really well behaved and a gorgeous vivid color. The only thing is if you have syo ro or diamine Aurora borealis, they’re really close in... view more color. view less
When I first cracked this open and dipped my glass pen into this I thought I got two of the same color by mistake. This ink is very very saturated and in large amounts can bleed th... view morerough 52gm² Tomoe River paper. I would make the Iroshizuku inks the Japanese equivalent to Noodler's in their saturation and subtleness and saturation.
These inks are beautiful and after one sentence I had to have a bottle but you have to decide for yourself. If it was up to me I would tell you to do the same while it is on sale and thank me later because even if it wasn't I would love this ink the same! view less
Iroshizuku Makes Good Inks
Ku-jaku was the teal ink I went with when I found out that Diamine Aurora Borealis was too dark for my tastes. It always writes well in whatever pen I put it in.
