our ink colors
to choose from
Burgundy
A deeper shade of red than the Wine color but purple undertones.
Wine
A deep red wine color.
Fig
A reddish brown.
Holly Berry Red
Bright scarlet red
Burnt Orange
*New custom color*
Tangerine
Bright neon orange, opaque on dark color paper.
Peach Blush
Coral
Pale peach color that is opaque on dark colored papers.
Saffron
A mustard yellow.
Lemonade
Bright neon yellow, opaque on dark color paper.
Olive Green
*New custom color*
Greenery
A deep forest green.
Palm Green
Bright neon green, opaque on dark color paper.
Spring Green
Sage
A beautiful light green ink, opaque on dark colors.
Mint
Opaque on dark colored papers.
Turquoise Blue
Bright blue green color.
Teal Blue
Rich medium blue.
Night Navy
Navy blue
Royal Blue
*New custom color*
Periwinkle
Smoky Blue
A dusty grey blue color. Opaque on dark colored papers.
Powder Blue
A bright but medium blue that is opaque on dark colored papers.
Robin's Egg Blue
Similar to a Tiffany blue that is opaque on dark colored papers.
Deep Lilac
*New custom color*
Aubergine
Eggplant purple
Ultraviolet
A medium purple color. Opaque on dark colored papers.
Deep Mauve
*New custom color*
Mauve
A pale pinkish-lavender color, opaque on dark colored papers.
Flamingo Pink
Bright neon pink, opaque on dark color paper.
Dusty Rose
A dusty pink color, opaque on dark colored papers.
Peony Pink
A blossom pink that is opaque on dark colored papers.
Taupe
Dark beige color, opaque on dark colored papers.
Flax
A light beige, opaque on dark colored papers.
Slate Grey
Dark grey
Dove Grey
A medium grey that is opaque on dark colored papers.
Black
Ivory
Off white, opaque on dark colored papers.
White
Fully opaque white ink
Details
Inks come exactly as shown, pre-mixed & ready for use. Colors work for pointed pen AND brush style lettering. Jars are now square 1 oz jars. Scroll down for overhead shot of each color.
Read before using:
**As with any calligraphy ink, we recommend that you open the package over a sink or other easily cleaned area, just in case. When traveling with ink, we always recommend putting your ink in a plastic bag {or two!}.**
Pressing too hard with any of the opaque colors can result in excess ink which has a crackled effect. To resolve this, try using less pressure on the downstroke.
