Iron gall fountain pen ink from KWZ, handmade in Poland.
PLEASE NOTE: leaving Iron Gall ink in an unused pen for a very long period of time could cause corrosion to occur in pens with stainless steel nibs.
Iron Gall inks should be stored in a cool and dark place to protect them from the negative effects of light on their stability.
Iron Gall inks should not be diluted with water from the tap – the water is rich in various salts and contains trace amounts of the compounds used for the decontamination of water (such as ozone, chlorine, etc.), those compounds will have negative effect on stability of ink. If you want to dilute Iron Gall ink, distilled, demineralized water or boiled water should be used.
This was my first foray into iron gall inks and this quickly became a new favorite. The color is the perfect balance between blue and green, and it performed well on any paper I pu... view moret it to - even cheap copy paper. view less
I just got this today so I've only sampled it with a glass pen to try and capture the full range of it's shades.... On glass it flows very wet and will blot easily if you aren't ca... view morereful.... I'm not good with them at all I use them to sample inks and for fun.... But from this one ink you have an extreme range with one color that will stay and last stay interesting with time... Written on Tomoe River paper B5 white view less
