Colour specimen 217 Pigment Ink: The Rustle of Bamboo Leaves · Kakimori dragon is also used in banknotes

is also used in banknotes and high-quality paper due to its sustainability and ability to absorb carbon dioxide

By looking back at your past refills

To prevent the build-up of dry ink in the grooves

making it effortless to write for long durations

Colour specimen 217 Pigment Ink: The Rustle of Bamboo Leaves · Kakimori dragon is also used in banknotesKakimori ink bottles are shaped like droplets, drawing inspiration from potari, a Japanese word for a falling drop. Playful onomatopoeia are much loved in Japan and are expressed through their inks, bringing a world of colour to life. Po. Torori. Tototo. Each whimsical name tells an imaginative story. We hope Kakimori inks will inspire you to create time for play. The Colour specimen series is inspired by encounters with colour in everyday moments.