Graf von Faber-Castell Ink and the Cherry Blossom Tradition
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...
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Les Subtiles by J.Herbin – a romance of shades and colors
The tradition of creating scented inks originated in Italy in the 19th century. Romantic letter writing reigned supreme among correspondence at the time, its sophisticated forms highly coveted and lending...
The Story of Platinum, or the Feather on Mount Everest and Other Extraordinary Events
From the first nib, to the fountain pen on Mount Everest, to the writing watch. The over-a-century history of the Platinum brand is an extraordinary story of how a love...
Blackwing – the story of the most expensive pencil in the world
The fame of Blackwing pencils is a phenomenon whose story is worth telling. Although they weren't as well-known in Poland as they were in the States, we decided to introduce...