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title: "Pilot Namiki Iroshizuku Chiku-rin Bottle of Ink for Fountain Pen 5.000 Black"
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# Inspired by Japanese natural landscapes Angled etched bottle bottom for max ink use 50ml premium hand-blown glass bottle Pilot Namiki Iroshizuku Chiku-rin Bottle of Ink for Fountain Pen 5.000 Black

**Brand:** pilot
**Price:** ฿5354
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖋️ Write Your Legacy with Japan’s Finest Ink

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pilot Namiki Iroshizuku Chiku-rin Bottle of Ink for Fountain Pen 5.000 Black by pilot
- **How much does it cost?** ฿5354 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.th](https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/48035470-pilot-namiki-iroshizuku-chiku-rin-bottle-of-ink-for-fountain)

## Best For

- pilot enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted pilot brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Trusted by Connoisseurs:** A top-tier choice with 4.7-star acclaim from over 8,000 discerning users who demand quality and style.
- • **Maximized Ink Efficiency:** Innovative angled etched bottle bottom ensures you use nearly every drop—no ink wasted, no creative pause.
- • **Seamless Flow & Quick Drying:** Engineered for smooth, consistent flow with rapid drying to keep your notes crisp and smudge-free.
- • **Nature-Inspired Color Mastery:** Chiku-rin’s unique hue channels the serene beauty of Japanese bamboo groves for a sophisticated ink tone.
- • **Artisanal Elegance in Every Drop:** Hand-blown glass bottle crafted to elevate your desk aesthetic and writing ritual.

## Overview

Pilot Namiki Iroshizuku Chiku-rin is a 50ml bottle of premium fountain pen ink, housed in a hand-blown glass container designed for maximum ink usage. Inspired by Japanese natural landscapes, this ink offers a rich, subtle green hue that flows smoothly and dries quickly, making it ideal for professionals who value both aesthetics and performance in their writing instruments.

## Description

From a culture that has revered the art of writing for more than a thousand years comes instruments and accessories that celebrate both writing and art. Namiki Iroshizuku Fountain Pen Inks are created using the highest standards and variations of color. The name "iroshizuku" is a combination of the Japanese words "iro" meaning coloring, and "shizuku" meaning droplet. It expresses the variations of color embodied in the image of dripping water. Each ink name is derived from the expressions of beautiful Japanese natural landscapes and plants, which all contribute to the depth of each individual hue. Enjoy the rich and subtle colors of Japan with every stroke of your pen. For every creative endeavor, Namiki provides the ultimate writing tools.

Review: Pilot iroshisuki ink - This is the most beautiful ink. It is a gorgeous colour of vibrant blue, and is so fluid. It dries quickly on the page, even with a broad nib. It's a huge bottle which will last and last, and the jar looks really elegant. It is also a heavy jar, making it great for a vacuum filler pen, as there's no chance of knocking it over. I would never have bought such an expensive ink before, but as it will last so long, and as it is such high quality, it was a very good purchase. It looks so vibrant on the paper and flows beautifully.
Review: Don't Be Fooled By The Translation of Tsuki-Yo - This Is Quite The Subtlest Blue Black Out There... - I have to admit that my go to Blue Black at the moment is the extremely lovely Diamine BB, which is really effective through all my F and EF nibs. It's saturated, super lubricated and shades beautifully. I saw the Tsuki-Yo and had to buy it at the price offered here on desertcart by Santa in Japan, and I'm glad I did. Don't be misled by translation of 'Moonlight Turquoise' - it's not turquoise - Pilot Tsuki-yo is a beautiful blue black with a hint of turquoise that, through my fine nibbed pens has a lovely greyish green tint to it that is midway between the Diamine BB and a blue that leans towards turquoise slightly, (Diamines Majestic Blue being a case in point). I've just dipped five different fine nibbed pens, and (sad face) unlike my other Irishozuku inks, I can't get it to shade, but the upside is it hardly feathers even on the cheapest papers (T*sco squared notepad being the lightest I tried). And the more I look at it in natural light, the more it resembles Sailors Sei-Boku in colour - just a few shades darker, especially on cream paper, and that can't be a bad thing. It gives a nice crisp line to my script, and it's very satisfying to use, it dries quickly and shows no fading after 48 hours on the windowledge in bright sun. Although it performs well through fine nibs, I know Tsuki-Yo would be stunning through M and B nibs (especially a stub) as this the extra flow would really show this ink off at it's best. I have one B nibbed jinhao that I use purely for comparison purposes and Tsuki-Yo through that is a truly gorgeous blue black without any hint of grey/green, I wish my handwriting fitted fatter nibs, but hey ho. The bottle is beautiful also, with its trademark crystal glass and internal indentation for the nib, and I always smile at that silver grey cord...very classy. Am I pleased with this purchase? Absolutely, this is a nice addition to my collection and an ink that could be used for both personal or business use. Buy it with confidence, it really is that good. Hope this helped.

## Features

- Created using the highest standards and variations of color
- Ink names derived from Japanese natural landscapes and plants
- Enjoy the intense and subtle colors of Japan as you write
- Angled etched bottle bottom allows pen to use virtually every drop of ink. Works well with Pilot and Namiki fountain pens
- Each 50 ml bottled ink is made from hand blown glass

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00AEUWPF4 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 31,182 in Stationery & Office Supplies ( See Top 100 in Stationery & Office Supplies ) 329 in Pen Refills |
| Brand | PILOT |
| Colour | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (8,340) |
| Date First Available | 8 Feb. 2013 |
| Ink Colour | Black |
| Item Weight | 290 g |
| Manufacturer | Pilot Pen Corporation of America |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 69224 |
| Material Type | glass |
| Model Number | 69224 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Point Type | Medium |
| Product Dimensions | 9.4 x 3.81 x 8.64 cm; 290 g |
| Size | 50 ml |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** PILOT
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00072838692245
- **Item volume:** 50 Millilitres
- **Package information:** Bottle
- **Paint type:** Dye-based

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: So... is this product genuine? Why so much cheaper than usual!**
A: The ink I received is certainly genuine. It comes direct from Japan which is perhaps why it is cheaper than UK stockists

**Q: is it a permanent ink?**
A: As I can see yes. I write with these ink on 80 g paper and I don't see it pales.

**Q: Are you selling ink bottle or cartridges?**
A: Hello. This is a bottle as can be seen on the picture.

**Q: Is this definitely the take-sumi colour as in the picture, because the description says Chiku-rin?**
A: This is a mix-up of labels: take-sumi is black of pine soot, and chiku-rin is bamboo green. Double check details at Amazon checkout if you intend to purchase.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pilot iroshisuki ink
*by A***R on 10 January 2025*

This is the most beautiful ink. It is a gorgeous colour of vibrant blue, and is so fluid. It dries quickly on the page, even with a broad nib. It's a huge bottle which will last and last, and the jar looks really elegant. It is also a heavy jar, making it great for a vacuum filler pen, as there's no chance of knocking it over. I would never have bought such an expensive ink before, but as it will last so long, and as it is such high quality, it was a very good purchase. It looks so vibrant on the paper and flows beautifully.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Don't Be Fooled By The Translation of Tsuki-Yo - This Is Quite The Subtlest Blue Black Out There...
*by N***E on 18 April 2014*

I have to admit that my go to Blue Black at the moment is the extremely lovely Diamine BB, which is really effective through all my F and EF nibs. It's saturated, super lubricated and shades beautifully. I saw the Tsuki-Yo and had to buy it at the price offered here on Amazon by Santa in Japan, and I'm glad I did. Don't be misled by translation of 'Moonlight Turquoise' - it's not turquoise - Pilot Tsuki-yo is a beautiful blue black with a hint of turquoise that, through my fine nibbed pens has a lovely greyish green tint to it that is midway between the Diamine BB and a blue that leans towards turquoise slightly, (Diamines Majestic Blue being a case in point). I've just dipped five different fine nibbed pens, and (sad face) unlike my other Irishozuku inks, I can't get it to shade, but the upside is it hardly feathers even on the cheapest papers (T*sco squared notepad being the lightest I tried). And the more I look at it in natural light, the more it resembles Sailors Sei-Boku in colour - just a few shades darker, especially on cream paper, and that can't be a bad thing. It gives a nice crisp line to my script, and it's very satisfying to use, it dries quickly and shows no fading after 48 hours on the windowledge in bright sun. Although it performs well through fine nibs, I know Tsuki-Yo would be stunning through M and B nibs (especially a stub) as this the extra flow would really show this ink off at it's best. I have one B nibbed jinhao that I use purely for comparison purposes and Tsuki-Yo through that is a truly gorgeous blue black without any hint of grey/green, I wish my handwriting fitted fatter nibs, but hey ho. The bottle is beautiful also, with its trademark crystal glass and internal indentation for the nib, and I always smile at that silver grey cord...very classy. Am I pleased with this purchase? Absolutely, this is a nice addition to my collection and an ink that could be used for both personal or business use. Buy it with confidence, it really is that good. Hope this helped.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A premium pen deserves a premium ink.
*by J***C on 2 February 2017*

There are many good inks, some not so good and some that are superb. This is the latter. Firstly, the quality. As you creep up the fountain pen quality you start to see what a real writing instrument can do. That is not to say you have to have a great pen to appreciate this, no this ink performs well full stop. As you start using great quality pens however (and I don't mean expensive) you notice that ink can make a very noticeable difference to your handwriting. You wouldn't put supermarket fuel in a sports car, and you really shouldn't use poor quality ink in your pride and joy fountain pen. Well you can, but why would you? The flow of this ink is sublime, and this ensures a steady predictable flow as you write. You really can't get much higher quality and there would be no need; this ink will give superb results time and time again. Compatible as far as I am aware with all types of pen with all types of filling method. I could be wrong, but I have used this with Pilot, Pelikan, Parker, Lamy, Waterman, Conklin, Graf von Faber Castell, Scheaffer, Cross, Swan and even Mont Blanc (ew). Yes I dislike Mont Blanc intensely in all it's incarnations but that's a different story... This ink is the business. Colour wise, it is a wonderful deep shade that really stands out from the usual suspects (Waterman/Quink etc) and definitely has a premium look. I also really like the Bamboo Charcoal black in this range too, if you can find it. It can be a pig to get sometimes. I would give this 10 stars if I could, a great line with some superb colours. I also really like the Ina-ho Rice Ear too, for something quite unique. Enjoy!

## Frequently Bought Together

- PILOT Iroshizuku Bottled Fountain Pen Ink, Take-Sumi, Bamboo Charcoal (Black) 50ml Bottle (69224)
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