Jacques Herbin 1798 Cornaline d'Egypte Fountain Pen Ink - 50ml Bottle for Calligraphy, Journaling & Artistic Writing - Premium Egypt-Inspired Orange-Red Ink for Dip Pens & Fine Nibs

This 50ml glass bottle of Jacques Herbin 1798 Cornaline d'Egypte fountain pen ink is a deep orange color reminiscent of the semi-precious gemstone carnelian. A silver mist provides a lustrous shimmering and sheen effect. Best used with dip pens; if using with a fountain pen converter, be sure to empty out the ink after each use to avoid clogging. 

Iron gall ink was an indelible ink used on sailboats from the 12th to the 19th century. It goes down brown and then dries into a dark purply black. It doesn’t fade in the sun or wash away in the spray. J Herbin was a sailor and his first ink recipe was for Iron Gall. His second was called, "La Perle des Encres" (The Jewel of Inks), a recipe brought back on one of his many journey’s to India and refined for years afterwards. It went to market in 1700 and is still in production in France. PH neutral, all natural dyes, water based, fast drying, 30 beautiful, prismatic tones.