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Kobe ink Chapel Emerald 50ml
[Kobe INK Monogatari Special color Chapel Emerald]
This Fountain Pen Ink is a collaboration ink between Kobe INK Monogatari and Kobe Shoin Women's University.
55 pieces of stained glass (produced by Etsuko Tachibana in 1981) line the chapel, the symbol of Kobe Shoin.
The theme is taken from a Bible story, and the light production that circles the chapel in one day always reflects a new look on the chapel as the seasons and time change.
The art of soft light passing through stained glass is expressed in transparent emerald green.
Kobe inks are made for Nagasawa stationary, which is based in Kobe.
This Fountain Pen Ink is a collaboration ink between Kobe INK Monogatari and Kobe Shoin Women's University.
55 pieces of stained glass (produced by Etsuko Tachibana in 1981) line the chapel, the symbol of Kobe Shoin.
The theme is taken from a Bible story, and the light production that circles the chapel in one day always reflects a new look on the chapel as the seasons and time change.
The art of soft light passing through stained glass is expressed in transparent emerald green.
Kobe inks are made for Nagasawa stationary, which is based in Kobe.
$32.11
Kobe ink Chapel Emerald 50ml—
$32.11
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[Kobe INK Monogatari Special color Chapel Emerald]
This Fountain Pen Ink is a collaboration ink between Kobe INK Monogatari and Kobe Shoin Women's University.
55 pieces of stained glass (produced by Etsuko Tachibana in 1981) line the chapel, the symbol of Kobe Shoin.
The theme is taken from a Bible story, and the light production that circles the chapel in one day always reflects a new look on the chapel as the seasons and time change.
The art of soft light passing through stained glass is expressed in transparent emerald green.
Kobe inks are made for Nagasawa stationary, which is based in Kobe.
This Fountain Pen Ink is a collaboration ink between Kobe INK Monogatari and Kobe Shoin Women's University.
55 pieces of stained glass (produced by Etsuko Tachibana in 1981) line the chapel, the symbol of Kobe Shoin.
The theme is taken from a Bible story, and the light production that circles the chapel in one day always reflects a new look on the chapel as the seasons and time change.
The art of soft light passing through stained glass is expressed in transparent emerald green.
Kobe inks are made for Nagasawa stationary, which is based in Kobe.
