Indulge in one of the most iconic and sought-after colors in the fountain pen world. The Pilot Iroshizuku Cartridge in Wild Grapes (Yama-budo) captures the lush, ripe purple of crimson glory vines found in the Japanese mountains. This isn't just a standard purple; it is a vibrant, high-saturated magenta-leaning burgundy that stands out with incredible intensity. On premium paper, Yama-budo is famous for its stunning gold-green sheen and rich shading, making your writing look like a work of art.
Engineered with Pilot’s signature water-based dye formula, this ink provides superb lubrication and effortless flow, allowing your pen to glide across the page without hesitation. These proprietary cartridges are designed specifically for Pilot and Namiki fountain pens (such as the Kakuno, Metropolitan, Capless/Vanishing Point, and Custom series), offering a clean and portable way to enjoy this boutique ink without the mess of bottled filling. Each of the 6 cartridges is imprinted with the name "Yama-budo," making it easy to identify this bold, sophisticated shade in your collection. Perfect for personal letters, creative journaling, or adding a signature flair to your daily notes.
This versatile refill is compatible with a wide range of Pilot's fountain pens and desk pens, but not compatible with Custom 823 or Custom Heritage 92.
- Package size: 7.4 x 7.1 x 1.2 cm
- Capacity: 0.9cc x 6 bottles
- Water-based ink
- Made in Japan
【ABOUT THE BRAND】
Pilot Corporation, established in 1918 in Tokyo, Japan, is the nation's oldest and largest writing instrument manufacturer. Founded by Ryosuke Namiki and Masao Wada, the company was originally named Namiki Manufacturing Company. Renamed Pilot Pen Co., Ltd. in 1938 and later Pilot Ink Company, Ltd. in 1950, it became Pilot Corporation in 1972.
Pilot is renowned for its innovative and high-quality writing instruments, including the G2 gel pens, Precise V5 rollerball pens, and FriXion erasable pens. The company also produces mechanical pencils, markers, and fountain pens. With a global presence, Pilot operates subsidiaries in over 20 countries, including the United States, France, Germany, and Brazil. Committed to sustainability, Pilot emphasizes environmentally friendly product design and manufacturing processes.
