Ink mixing kit
KAKIMORI ink mixing kit consisting of 5 droppers and 3 plastic wells, size 33 × 33 × 88 mm. Allows you to create your own shades from Kakimori and Inkstand inks by dosing drop by drop and then mixing directly in the well.
Ink Mixing Kit
Includes three wells and five droppers
A kit for mixing Kakimori and Inkstand inks, to have fun with colors like with paint.
Place the inks in a well using the dropper, then easily mix by stirring with the tip of the dropper. See our guide for detailed instructions.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Set contents: 5 droppers, 3 wells
- Material: Plastic
USAGE AND CARE
KAKIMORI
Features
- Dimensions
- L33 × W33 × H88 mm
- Weight
- 15 g
- Color
- White
- Origin
- Tokyo, Japan
- Brand since
- 2010
Usage & Entretien
When mixing, stir well using the tip of the dropper.
Inkstand color: Combining too many inks can result in a dull color. We recommend mixing no more than three colors at a time for the best result.
Pearlescent solution: Do not exceed the amount of ink used when mixing.
Born in Kuramae, the craftsmen's district
Since 2010, Kakimori has inspired writing from Kuramae, a workshop district in Tokyo. Inks with vibrant colors, metal nibs, carefully selected papers: each item is designed to make the act of writing simple and precious, every day.
KAKIMORI EXPERTISE
What makes these objects unique
Inks with bold colors
Kakimori inks are pigmented: dense colors that sit on the paper and stay there, without bleeding through the page.
Metal feathers, regular stroke
Stainless steel or brass nibs provide a smooth and consistent line, and can be cleaned with a simple gesture.
Carefully selected paper
Notebooks, envelopes, and letter papers are selected for their feel and ink durability.
Hand-finished
Caps, pen holders, and pen rests go through the workshop for a smooth and precise finish.
A craftsman’s district
Kuramae, between workshops and shops, is the birthplace of the brand. It is where everything is designed and tested.
Since 2010
A young brand that has made a name for itself among writing enthusiasts, in Tokyo as well as in Paris.