Pilot Iroshizuku Chiku-rin 50 ml Fountain Pen Ink
Pilot, a global icon in premium writing, presents Iroshizuku Chiku-rin, a fresh yellow-green fountain pen ink inspired by the serene beauty of Japanese bamboo forests. The name Chiku-rin captures the spirit of young bamboo stalks, evoking vitality, growth, and natural harmony. This bright, nature-inspired color brings a refreshing and sophisticated feel to every word you write.
The Iroshizuku series has become a symbol of Pilot’s commitment to blending Japanese heritage with advanced technology, providing a luxurious and smooth writing experience. The 50 ml version of Chiku-rin guarantees extended use, with consistent flow, quick drying, and excellent resistance to feathering or smudging, producing sharp, vivid lines on most fountain pen-friendly papers.
Concept and design
The Iroshizuku collection celebrates the natural beauty and seasons of Japan through carefully selected colors. Chiku-rin’s vibrant yellow-green captures the youthful spirit of bamboo forests, representing resilience, renewal, and balance in nature.
Box contents
This product includes one 50 ml glass bottle of Pilot Iroshizuku Chiku-rin fountain pen ink, packaged in a paper box (please note that photos are for reference only, and the actual product may vary slightly).
Technical features
- Color: yellow-green inspired by bamboo forests
- Capacity: 50 ml
- Weight of the bottle: 271 g
- Product dimensions: 82 mm x 86 mm x 36 mm
- Individual package size: 95 mm x 87 mm x 38 mm
- Weight with packaging: 290.7 g (including paper box)
- Compatible with most fountain pens
- Made in Japan
Brand history and philosophy
For over 100 years, Pilot has combined Japanese craftsmanship with state-of-the-art innovation to create exceptional writing tools. The Iroshizuku series reflects this philosophy, turning ink into a unique cultural, functional, and artistic experience.
Learn more
To discover the full range of 24 Iroshizuku colors, you can watch Pilot’s official presentation video here: see video.
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