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****ENJOY & EXPRESS YOUR EMOTION WITH THE NEW IROSHIZUKU FOUNTAIN PEN WITH SAME IROSHIZUKU INK******

 

New Pilot Namiki Outstanding

IROSHIZUKU SERIES (Color Drop Series)

YAMAGURI- Blackish Brown

14 Kt Medium Nib (Smooth) RARE Fountain Pen

 

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There is no doubt that you have been surprised, over excited while using the most popular mind blowing IROSHIZUKU INKs. I am also sure that Whatever the price is you are ready to pay for these outstanding color series ink right ?

 

So here is the Good news, Pilot has introduced your most beloved the SERISE of New IROSHIZUKU FOUNTAIN PEN. WOWWW!!!! It comes with all natural colors which have been already introduced in IROSHIZUKU ink series. New shape and 14K smooth nib with Iroshizuku color give her a great look and outstanding image into your HEART…

 

YAMA GURI (Mountain Chestnut) one of the most popular IROSHIZUKU color series inks to you right? Yama guri is Japanese word literal meaning is Mountain chestnut. Pilot has taken this color from the beautiful natural scenery enhanced another dimension of iroshizuku color. This color is really fabulous for his originality. Although brown Chestnut Color is popular among us as hair color but this mountain chestnut has little bit different looking. Its looks like deep brown with blackish shade. Look the picture; you can feel the value of originality. Most important point of this color is that you can use as a business purpose even if it not fully black color. To be honest, you can try this best quality Natural brown color ink.

I have attached to some of the pictures of the YAMAGURI inks with this pen…

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Is that just for the pen or the ink also? Kinda misleading as there is a picture of the ink also.

WTB Sheaffer Balance oversized with a flex nib, semi flex, broad, or medium in carmine red or grey striated.

 

Wtb Sheaffer Pfm in black or blue with a medium or broad nib.

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