Teranishi Guitar Taisho Roman Haikara Fountain Pen Ink - Gentle Green. Gentle Green is a verdant spruce green that mimics the green of 'Lloyd Glasses,' popularized by Harold Lloyd in the early 1900s. Harold Lloyd was a performer and comedian appearing in many silent comedy films.

Brand
Type
Name	Teranishi Guitar Taisho Roman Haikara Ink - Gentle Green
Collection	Guitar Taisho Roman Haikara
Color	Green
Shading	Low
Sheen	Medium Red
Shimmer	No
Dry Time	35 Seconds
Bottle Material	Glass
Bottle Opening Diameter	19mm
Volume	40 Ml
Origin	Japan

Product

Teranishi Guitar Taisho Roman Haikara Ink - Gentle Green

Description

Teranishi ink is a water-based ink perfect for any brand of a fountain pen.

The Guitar Tasho Roman Haikara line of fountain pen ink from Teranishi reflects a time of high fashion and elegance from the Taisho era in Japan. In fact, haikara or 'high collar' became popularized as a term to describe 'stylish, new, fresh or fashionable' trends and culture that began entering Japan from Europe and America between 1912 and 1926. These vibrant inks were developed to reflect this era in history.

Features

• Can be used in all fountain pens, vintage or modern.
• Do not cause clogging in your pen.
  
• Offers a smooth typing experience.
• Will not damage your pen.
• It can be used in piston and converter filler pens.
• The pH value is in determining international standards.
• It has an MSDS certificate.
  
• We recommend that you do not leave the ink you use in your fountain pen for more than 4 weeks.
• Includes hanging tag that doubles as an ink swatch card

Teranishi Inks

Teranishi Guitar fountain pen inks are made in Japan and available in several bright colors. Teranishi inks have the perfect balance of viscosity so that it flows nicely on paper. Teranishi is now a part of the group, which produces and Logical Prime Notebooks. Teranishi inks include a hanging tag that doubles as an ink swatch card.

Screen Colors

Ink colors give different results on different papers. In addition, photographing and different screens may cause colors to be perceived differently from the actual color. For this reason, you can search for this ink color in Google images using the link below and benefit from the experiences of other users.