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1.5L Jacques Herbin Prestige Bottle ink – Ambre de Baltique
1.5L Jacques Herbin Prestige Bottle ink – Ambre de Baltique
Fossil resin of conifers, amber has been exploited since the bronze age and antiquity when it was assembled on jewelry. It was particularly appreciated for its beautiful translucent bronze tint. Ambre de Baltique is a very luminous ink, quasi solar when used in ink wash painting.
Recommended storage: don not exceed 25° C
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Jacques Herbin Essential Bleu Austral 50ml
Blue radiating and deep in an intense and haunting tone. Southern blue evokes the turquoise reflections of the South Seas.
This fountain pen ink is packaged in a 50ml glass bottle, specially designed for Jacques Herbin Inks.
Recommended storage: don not exceed 25° C
Jacques Herbin Essential Ambre de Baltique 50ml
Fossil resin of conifers, amber has been exploited since the bronze age and antiquity when it was assembled on jewelry. It was particularly appreciated for its beautiful translucent bronze tint. Ambre de Baltique is a very luminous ink, quasi solar when used in ink wash painting.
Recommended storage: don not exceed 25° C
Jacques Herbin 350 Vert Atlantide 50ml
Exclusively available as part of the Jacques Herbin collection, this 350th anniversary ink celebrates the launch of our brand in Paris, back in 1670. This limited edition ink was chosen by our users, and became the voters’ online choice for release. It has a dark, intense color, and is illuminated with both silver and gold glitter for a unique sparkle.
Vert Atlantide is a deep and elegant ink, with a silver veil and golden mist. Intended for writing and drawing, it evokes the lush greenery of Atlantis before its immersion into the ocean depths…
Jacques Herbin was an esteemed navigator who, according to legend, had a deep curiosity for missing places like Atlantis…
Jacques Herbin 1670 Carob of Cyprus 50ml
The intense brown of the Carob of Cyprus ink is splattered with flame-like colour reflections to give shine to its various writings. Carob is grown in many countries,including Cyprus, where it was formerly called “black gold” as, according to legend, its therapeutic virtues allowed people consuming it to reach a very old age.