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Kuretake Ink-Cafe Art Nouveau Bottled Ink Mahogany Brown

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$25.85

Established in 1902, Kuretake came into existence during the height of Art Nouveau, an aesthetic mov…
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Kuretake Ink-Cafe Art Nouveau Bottled Ink Old Rose

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$25.85

Established in 1902, Kuretake came into existence during the height of Art Nouveau, an aesthetic mov…
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Kuretake Ink-Cafe Art Nouveau Bottled Ink Zsolnay Green

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$25.85

Established in 1902, Kuretake came into existence during the height of Art Nouveau, an aesthetic mov…
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Kuretake Ink-Cafe Art Nouveau Bottled Ink Concrete Gray

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$25.85

Established in 1902, Kuretake came into existence during the height of Art Nouveau, an aesthetic mov…
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Kuretake Ink-Cafe Art Nouveau Bottled Ink Perkin Mauve

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$25.85

Established in 1902, Kuretake came into existence during the height of Art Nouveau, an aesthetic mov…
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Kuretake Ink-Cafe Art Nouveau Bottled Ink Chrome Yellow

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$25.85

Established in 1902, Kuretake came into existence during the height of Art Nouveau, an aesthetic mov…
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Kuretake Zig Meiji No Iro Bottled Ink Shikon

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$22.20

Meiji era is also called "the purple era"
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Kuretake Zig Meiji No Iro Bottled Ink Kujakuryoku

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$22.20

"KUJAKURYOKU" had been introduced by the
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Kuretake Zig Meiji No Iro Bottled Ink Kuroganeiro

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$22.20

"KUROGANEIRO" became popular during the
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Kuretake Zig Meiji No Iro Bottled Ink Shimbashi-Iro

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$22.20

In the late Meiji era, new colors were born with the creation of chemical dyes. "Shimbashi" is the n…
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Kuretake Zig Meiji No Iro Bottled Ink Araishu

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$22.20

In the latter half of the Meiji era, cherishing
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Kuretake Zig Meiji No Iro Bottled Ink Ebicha

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$22.20

In the Meiji era, Purple had been considered a