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Start your year with thoughtful colour and refined craftsmanship with the Kakimori x TSUKI no IRO Mini Ink Bottle Set (January to June). Created through a special collaboration between Hobonichi and Tokyo’s renowned stationery studio Kakimori, this set features six custom-blended inks formulated to perfectly match the soft printing colours of January through June in the Hobonichi Techo.
Each glass bottle contains 2.7 ml of high-performance water-based pigment ink—providing enough volume to refill the Hobonichi Frost fountain pen or rollerball pen approximately 3 times per bottle. Highly lightfast and water-resistant once dry, these pigmented inks ensure that your daily diary entries, memory keeping, and creative sketches remain vibrant and preserved for years to come. Housed in a beautifully presented box, this sampler set is an ideal gift for fountain pen enthusiasts, watercolour artists, and stationery lovers looking to experiment with nuanced Japanese ink palettes.
- Volume: 2.7 ml per bottle
- Bottle Size: φ1.7 x 2.8 cm
- Water-based pigment ink
- Made in Japan
【ABOUT THE BRAND】
Founded in 2010 in Tokyo’s historic downtown district of Kuramae—an area celebrated for its rich heritage of traditional craftsmanship and artisan workshops—Kakimori (カキモリ) is a premier Japanese stationery brand built on a singular, heartfelt philosophy: "To write with joy."
Renowned globally for redefining the writing experience, Kakimori specialises in bespoke stationery that celebrates tactile creation and personal expression. The brand is famous for its customizable spiral-bound Order Notebooks, custom pigment inks blended in-house at their Inkstand studio, precision brass and glass dip pens, and refillable fountain and rollerball pens designed for everyday comfort. Combining minimalist aesthetic elegance with sustainable, high-grade Japanese manufacturing, Kakimori turns daily writing into a mindful, expressive ritual.
