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Kyonooto Imayouiro


lgsoltek

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One of the 5 Kyonooto inks. I shall leave the presentation of these inks to someone else.
Imayouiro is a bright pink/magenta. I love such retina searing inks like Amberlea.

Box

Nice packaging. The colour on this box is closer to what it really is than the other colours.

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Splash

(photo, scan.)

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Sample

It flows well. But it seems to be somewhat drier than Kokeiro or Yamabukiiro.

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Comparison

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Sheen?

A faint sheen in a swab on Tomoe River. Not visible in writing at all.

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More on Tomoe River

Love that shading!

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There are 10 inks in total I think? My favourite is definitely the black (No. 1).

I have this one & agree it's a little drier than I like, but it shades beautifully.

Verba volant, scripta manent

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where can one buy these inks...

i love all of them...

 

can you also please tell me about the lubrication on these...

 

and does thsi particular ink stain

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Yeah, apart from the inaccuracy in colours the labels are pretty cool.

 

I noticed that but didn't want to spoil the vibe . . . :unsure:

 

Shame though, that blue on the label is yummy.

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We can make one ourselves!

 

I know but I really like the lettering too.

 

(I'm such a saddo)

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There are 5 Kyo-iro and 5 Kyonooto. They seem to come from the same brand.

Yes they are. More about them in this post https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/308664-about-kyo-iro-inks/?p=3630714

 

I was privileged to trial some of the inks last year; I'm pleased they didn't change them other than replace the original metal caps, which had a tendency to leak in transport. I really like the inks' vintage look. A d I agree with Tas - the box designs are very distinctive; under-stated & classy.

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This seems very similar to the OS Lewis Carroll Queens Rose. That's a compliment. Normoally not my color range, but definitely one I'd want.

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It seems really similar to Iroshihzuku Tsutsuji in the image of the swabs. Would it be possible to see a side-by side written example? Because I have this awful feeling that this is going to be one of those inks that come from the land of Unobtanium....

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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how is lubrication on these inks compared to sailor ones

 

In terms of lubrication, these inks would feel more like Herbin and less like sailor. i.e. not much for lubrication, but most can be classified as wet inks.

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In terms of lubrication, these inks would feel more like Herbin and less like sailor. i.e. not much for lubrication, but most can be classified as wet inks.

 

 

Thanks...

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I agree with the comparison to J Herbin. The one Kyo-iro ink I have is Soft Snow of Ohara, and I'd call it a wet but not especially lubricating ink.

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This ink just arrived in yesterday's post! Can't wait to try it. I'm usually a blue ink person, but this one has me intrigued.

- OPG4711

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