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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