Leonardo Blue-Black 40ml Ink
The Leonardo Blue-Black 40ml Ink is a premium fountain pen ink from Leonardo Officina Italiana, combining the timeless character of blue with the depth of black. Its rich, nuanced colour is designed to add sophistication and distinction to everyday handwriting, correspondence, journaling and creative work.
The ink is fluid and non-corrosive, making it suitable for fountain pens with steel, gold and flexible nibs. Its full-bodied yet nuanced character also makes it suitable for drawings and illustrations. The ink comes in a distinctive 40ml glass bottle with a Bakelite cap, presented inside an elegant cardboard box that also makes it an excellent gift for fountain pen enthusiasts.
Key Features
- Elegant Blue-Black Shade – Combines the depth of black with the refined character of blue for sophisticated handwriting.
- Rich & Nuanced Colour – Creates expressive writing with a full-bodied appearance and subtle tonal character.
- Fluid Formula – Provides smooth ink delivery for an enjoyable fountain pen writing experience.
- Non-Corrosive Ink – Suitable for use with steel, gold and flexible fountain pen nibs.
- Versatile Creative Use – Ideal not only for writing but also for drawings and illustrations.
- Premium 40ml Glass Bottle – Offers a practical ink capacity in a distinctive glass bottle with Bakelite cap.
- Elegant Gift Packaging – Comes in a refined cardboard box, making it suitable for gifting.
- Leonardo Officina Italiana Quality – Developed by the Italian fountain pen maker for enthusiasts who appreciate refined writing accessories.
Ink Features
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Ink Qty
40ml
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Water Resistant
No
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Waterproof
No
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Dye Based
Yes
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Pigment Based
No
Brand: Leonardo Officina Italiana
Origin: Italy
Since: 2018
Returns & exchanges do not apply to notebooks, Inks, customised products, and Other consumables.
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