Usunaro is a color name from the Heian period, and it refers to a bright and faint blue-purple color that looks like a thin moon grass.
Dye ink
Item number: KO-0201
Capacity: 40ml
Use: Fountain pen, pen, brush
[About the Kyoto sound series]
“Kyoto no sound” is a series of writing ink that reproduces traditional Japanese colors that have been used since the Heian period with modern techniques and interpretations. Each color is characterized by its unique name and story.
It is a dye ink independently developed by “Kyoto Soki Dyeing Research Institute” and TAG STATIONERY, which consists of dyeing and weaving experts.
It is a characteristic ink that takes advantage of the shade gradient using the ooze, which is a characteristic of the dye.
〇Dye ink dissolves in water, so after writing with ink, it can be used for various expressions, such as “bluring” with a water brush or stretching the color thinly.
“Aizome Origami Squeeze”
“Synthetic dye technique”
