Good ink is like a book, which shouldn't be judged by its cover. A beautiful bottle and label, while tempting at first glance, may prove inappropriate, because in reality, creating high-quality fountain pen ink is often a work of art.

The Graf von Faber-Castell brand is known for creating inks that not only have unique shades and a bottle that will become a decoration on any desk, but most importantly, its properties are obtained from the highest quality ingredients, thanks to which it is extremely durable, guarantees a smooth ink flow in every pen, starts almost immediately, and does not dry out after a long break from writing when the pen is lying quietly in a drawer.

All shades of Graf von Faber-Castell inks are inspired by the colors of nature, and so in the palette we can find noble blues reminiscent of precious stones, juicy greens, energetic pinks, purples and reds, and deep blacks.

The newest color is Yozakura pink, which refers to the Japanese tradition of observing blossoms, especially cherry blossoms. This tradition began as early as 710 AD and attracted many locals who, from March to May, gathered during the day and after sunset in Japan's most beautiful corners, sipping sake and listening to music, and enjoying the sight of the blooming pink blossoms. This tradition has survived to this day and is immensely popular among both native Japanese and tourists, who often travel hundreds of thousands of kilometers to participate in this event. Cherry blossoms can be observed during the day, when it is called Hanami, and at night, when the streets transform into a truly fairytale land as lanterns are hung from the trees, and with every gust of wind, one can admire the beautiful spectacle of dancing blossoms and lights. Nighttime viewing is called Yozakura.

Although travel options are currently slightly limited, we can move to the land of the rising sun right now and with just one move of the hand????