Colorverse Ink Kingdom Series | jeongchuk haseong

Colorverse Jeongchuk Haseong (정축하성) is a deep, regal fountain pen ink from the renowned Kingdom Series , which draws inspiration from Korea's rich history and cultural heritage. The name Jeongchuk Haseong refers to historical events and sites related to the construction and significance of Hwaseong Fortress (Suwon Hwaseong Fortress) , a testament to Korean architectural genius.

This ink offers a classic yet vibrant shade of blue, perfect for elegant writing and note-taking.

Key Features of Jeongchuk Haseong Ink

Colors and Historical Inspiration

• Color: The base ink is a deep, saturated navy blue . It's a classic yet dynamic shade, reflecting the majesty and importance of historic buildings. This color often exhibits beautiful shading , moving from lighter accents to intense depth, adding character to any writing.

• Kingdom Series: The packaging and name of the ink are strongly linked to Korean history, especially the heritage of Hwaseong Fortress , recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Colorverse Highest Quality

• Capacity: The ink comes in a handy 30 ml bottle , perfect for trying out new colours and collecting limited edition inks.

• Security and Smoothness: Like all Colorverse inks, Jeongchuk Haseong has a safe and neutral formula that ensures perfect and smooth flow in fountain pens, minimizing the risk of clogging.

Perfect Application

Jeongchuk Haseong ink is recommended for:

• Lovers of Korean history and culture , especially those who appreciate architecture and heritage.

• Professionals and students looking for an elegant, versatile navy blue for everyday writing and important documents.

• Ink collectors who want to enrich their collection with ink with a deep historical narrative.

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Due to the nature of the product, the inks sold in our store are non-returnable. We do not accept returns because it is impossible to check the integrity of the packaging or the ink composition.