Pilot Iroshizuku ama iro 15 ml Fountain Pen Ink
Ama iro is a bright, airy blue inspired by a clear summer sky. Light, fresh, and well balanced, this ink delivers a clean and calming writing experience. The 15 ml format is perfect for discovering the color or rotating inks frequently.
Pilot’s Iroshizuku series celebrates the beauty of Japanese nature. The name combines “iro” (color) and “shizuku” (drop). Ama iro (天色) literally means “sky blue,” evoking openness, clarity, and tranquility.
Concept and Design
Ama iro stands out for its clean, transparent character. On high-quality paper, it produces a bright and even line, making it especially pleasant for extended writing, journaling, or carefully written notes.
Performance and Compatibility
This water-based dye ink is compatible with all fountain pens. It offers smooth flow, good line definition, and balanced drying time. The compact 15 ml bottle is ideal for travel, limited desk space, or frequent color changes.
Tip for Best Color Perception
To fully appreciate the freshness and clarity of ama iro, we recommend high-quality paper such as the Midori MD Cotton Pad A5 or Midori MD Cotton Pad A4, which enhance its brightness and subtle shading.
Package Contents
This bottle contains 15 ml of Pilot Iroshizuku ama iro ink and comes in an individual box. (Colors shown on screen may vary slightly depending on the paper used.)
If you are looking for another Iroshizuku color that is not listed, feel free to contact us at inktraveler@inktraveler.com; we will be happy to assist you.
Technical Specifications
- Color: ama iro (sky blue)
- Ink type: water-based dye ink
- Volume: 15 ml
- Product weight: 77 g
- Bottle size: 67 × 28 × 28 mm
- Box size: 70 × 30 × 30 mm
- Boxed weight: 83.9 g
- Compatible with all fountain pens
- Made in Japan
Brand Story
Since 1918, Pilot has blended Japanese craftsmanship with innovation to create writing instruments that combine precision, beauty, and emotion. The Iroshizuku series transforms ink into a sensory experience inspired by nature.
“With Pilot, write your world your way.”
