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Underwater - Ghost Ship - 4ml Fountain Pen Ink Sample
Underwater - Ghost Ship - 4ml Fountain Pen Ink Sample
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Dark, saturated, and faintly haunted.
Ghost Ship is a highly saturated ink that combines two high-quality dyes to produce a deep, dark, true indigo, finished with a rusty sheen on good-quality paper. Part of the Underwater series, built around the flora, fauna, and mystery of the ocean.
Try before you commit to a full bottle. Each sample is hand-decanted into a 4ml glass vial with a screw-top cap and a labelled colour name, so you can test the shading, sheen, and flow in your own pens on your own paper first.
Volume: 4ml glass sample vial
Series: Van Dieman's Underwater
Base colour: Deep true indigo
Sheen: Rusty sheen
Dye-based, water-based ink
Decanted in-house from a full 40ml bottle
Handmade in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
A perfect way to build a swatch library or fill an ink-sample flight. Ideal for junk journaling, lettering, fountain pen collectors, and stationery lovers who want to explore Van Dieman's Tasmanian inks without committing to a full bottle.
Ghost Ship is a highly saturated ink that combines two high-quality dyes to produce a deep, dark, true indigo, finished with a rusty sheen on good-quality paper. Part of the Underwater series, built around the flora, fauna, and mystery of the ocean.
Try before you commit to a full bottle. Each sample is hand-decanted into a 4ml glass vial with a screw-top cap and a labelled colour name, so you can test the shading, sheen, and flow in your own pens on your own paper first.
Volume: 4ml glass sample vial
Series: Van Dieman's Underwater
Base colour: Deep true indigo
Sheen: Rusty sheen
Dye-based, water-based ink
Decanted in-house from a full 40ml bottle
Handmade in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
A perfect way to build a swatch library or fill an ink-sample flight. Ideal for junk journaling, lettering, fountain pen collectors, and stationery lovers who want to explore Van Dieman's Tasmanian inks without committing to a full bottle.
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