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Hello dear fellow penthusiasts,

 

I would like to share my Iroshizuku Ajisai review with you.

 

Ajisai is a nice, elegant, mute blue with nearly no shading. It has a bit tendency to bleed thorugh the copy paper. But still a fine color for daily use.

 

You can check my blog for more photos if you want to. http://www.banasikcayaz.com/2013/09/pilot-iroshizuku-ajisai-ink-review.html

 

 

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Thank you for this review. A lovely shade of blue but I don't think I would use it, a little too light for daily use. You have beautiful handwriting.

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Thank you for this review. Very helpful; I have been considering the Pilot inks. The scan looks pale (I am looking at the Eclat de Saphir which I know) but that is probably just my monitor and the photographs are lovely!

 

+1 on your handwriting being beautiful :)

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