Kuretake Meiji No Iro Ink - Kujakuryoku Teal-Blue

Kujakuryoku - A vivid peacock teal blue fountain pen ink modeled after the iridescent feathers of a peacock, a color introduced from the West during the Meiji era. It’s bright, saturated, and lively, ideal for headers, sketching, or anywhere you want a hit of jewel-tone drama.

About Kuretake Meiji No Iro Inks

The “MEIJINOIRO” series is a curated collection of fountain pen inks inspired by the beloved colors of Japan’s Meiji era (1868–1912). Each shade is drawn from a real historical pigment or cultural motif from that time, so you’re not just filling a pen—you’re writing with a little piece of history.

These versatile inks are suitable for fountain pens, glass pens, dip pens, Kuretake Karappo pens, and more, making them a great choice whether you’re journaling, sketching, or adding a touch of vintage color to your everyday writing.

Made in Japan