Kuretake ink-café Art Nouveau Perkin Mauve

[Chrome Yellow]

Inspired by colors manufactured in the early 19th century, this bright red-yellow ink is one of the most representative colors of Art*Nouveau.

[Perkin Mauve]

This color became very popular due to the dress worn by Queen Victoria at the Paris World’s Fair, and many posters of the time depicted women wearing dresses in this color. The world’s first chemical dye developed by William Parkin.

[Concrete Gray]

A color that complements other Art Nouveau colors.

[Jornai Green]

This ink is inspired by the color of the glaze made by the Giornai kilns in Hungary, which became famous at the Paris Expo.

[Old Rose]

This ink is inspired by the dull rose color that was popular in the Victorian era. Old means grayish.

[Mahogany Brown]

This reddish-brown hue is reminiscent of mahogany used for furniture and other items, and was used extensively as a natural element of Art *Nouveau.

Product weight: 111g

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