Iroshizuku Tsutsuji (Azalea -Deep Pink)

[SamCapote]

This is another of the 17 available Iroshizuku inks that I did not see a review of. This seems to be what I would call a "Royal Pink" if there could be such a color of royalty. It shades a lot darker if you use a heavier flowing nib. Obviously a color like this is not for everyone, but if you have the Pink Lamy Safari pen, this is your ink. I had fun doing this review!

 

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[karinh]

I love, love, love this ink and yes, it is in my pink Lamy Safari. The combination is a bit bright but lovely.

Like your review and I agree, it cannot possibly compare.

As you can see from my icon thingy to the left, I like bright pink.

Edited March 25, 2010 by karinh

[DAYoung]

The first sexy review I've read.

 

Now I've seen everything.

 

Well done.

[Ondina]

Nice!. :embarrassed_smile: Well, i'd like to see it compared to Diamine's Scarlet, Diamine's Cerise and Herbin's Rose Cyclamen. Lovely color. Thank you for the review.

[Ed Ronax]

Nice review, thanks.

[ladyinthemists]

I just received my beautiful bottle of Iroshizuku Tsutsuji ink today, my very first Iroshizuku purchase but definitely not my last. This azalea pink ink is truly amazing and I've already put it in my pink Lepine Indigo Murano. Now, as soon as I get my pink Montegrappa Micra this gorgeous fluid is definitely going to be its signature ink! Totally awesome! And great review, Sam, thanks!

 

Oh, and by the way, I did compare it with the Diamine Scarlet and the Tsutsuji leans toward the bluish pink while the Scarlet leans more toward the oranger side of pink (if that makes any sense at all).

Tsutsuji=pink

Scarlet =pink