Taccia Sunao-iro Tsuchi Golden Wheat 40 ml Fountain Pen Ink

Taccia Sunao-iro Tsuchi Golden Wheat 40 ml Fountain Pen Ink

The Taccia Sunao-iro Tsuchi Golden Wheat belongs to the Sunao-iro collection, a series of fountain pen inks created to represent essential colours in their purest form. The Japanese word Sunao can be translated as “honest”, “sincere” or “natural”, a philosophy that defines the entire collection and seeks to convey a direct and authentic perception of colour.

Developed and manufactured entirely in Japan, Taccia fountain pen inks are inspired by the Japanese appreciation of the fundamental colours found in nature. Each ink in the Sunao-iro collection aims to recreate the excitement of discovering a colour for the first time, presenting shades that are balanced, distinctive and faithful to their essence.

Tsuchi: The Richness of Fertile Earth

The name Tsuchi (土) literally means “earth” or “soil” in Japanese. In Japanese culture, earth symbolises stability, fertility and the enduring connection between people and nature. It is the element that supports life, nourishes crops and represents the continuity of the seasons.

For this ink, Taccia interprets the concept of Tsuchi through a warm golden shade inspired by mature wheat fields illuminated by sunlight. The result is a bright and welcoming colour that evokes agricultural landscapes, golden grain swaying in the wind and the visual richness of nature during harvest season.

Its tone sits between golden amber and ripe wheat, offering a distinctive character that differs from conventional brown inks while bringing warmth and a natural aesthetic to the written page.

Writing Experience

Tsuchi provides a smooth and pleasant writing experience with a bright colour that performs particularly well in medium and broad nibs, as well as in creative applications. It is an excellent choice for journals, travel notebooks, illustration, sketching and projects where colour plays an important role.

Taccia's formulation delivers consistent flow and reliable performance across a wide variety of fountain pens. Depending on the paper and nib used, attractive tonal variations may appear, adding depth and visual richness to the writing.

Package Contents

40 ml bottle of Taccia Sunao-iro Tsuchi Golden Wheat fountain pen ink.

Photographs are provided for reference only. Ink appearance may vary depending on monitor settings, paper type and writing conditions.

If you would like more information about this ink or any other colour in the Sunao-iro collection, please contact us. We will be pleased to assist you.

Technical Specifications

• Colour: Tsuchi (Golden Wheat)
• Collection: Sunao-iro
• Type: Fountain pen ink
• Formulation: Water-soluble dye-based ink
• Capacity: 40 ml
• Bottle size: 60 × 60 × 56 mm
• Approximate weight: 165 g
• Developed and manufactured in Japan

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Tsuchi mean?
Tsuchi (土) means “earth” or “soil” in Japanese and symbolises stability, fertility and a connection with nature.

Why is it translated as Golden Wheat?
Taccia interprets the concept of Tsuchi through a colour inspired by mature wheat fields and fertile soil illuminated by sunlight, hence the reference to golden wheat.

Is it manufactured in Japan?
Yes. All Taccia Sunao-iro inks are developed and manufactured entirely in Japan.

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History and Philosophy of the Brand

Taccia combines international design with Japanese craftsmanship to create writing instruments and inks that reflect a deep appreciation for colour, materials and the writing experience. Its inks are manufactured in Japan under strict quality standards and are designed to provide reliable performance and faithful colour representation.

"The colours of the earth remind us that every creation begins with nature."