Wearingeul Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Letter Writing Set with purple stationery, green seals, and Jekyll and Hyde inks

Wearingeul Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Letter Writing Set

$12.00
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Wearingeul Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Letter Writing Set with purple stationery, green seals, and Jekyll and Hyde inks

Wearingeul Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Letter Writing Set

$12.00

Write a letter inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson’s Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.

Wearingeul’s Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Letter Writing Set translates the atmosphere and duality of Stevenson’s Gothic classic into handwritten correspondence. Deep violet and purple tones are contrasted by vivid green wax-seal stickers, creating a stationery set particularly suited to the strange divided world of Jekyll and Hyde.

Part of Wearingeul’s World Literature Letter Set series, the design incorporates a selected quotation from the novel directly onto the letter paper. The colors also form a natural companion to Wearingeul’s Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde fountain pen inks: Henry Jekyll is represented by a softly shading burgundy red, while Edward Hyde takes on a dark violet base with green sheen.

Set Includes

  • 10 sheets of letter paper
  • 5 coordinating envelopes
  • 5 adhesive wax-seal stickers
  • Literary design inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson’s Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
  • Selected quotation from the novel printed on the letter paper
  • Wearingeul Reservoir paper, 140 gsm
  • Letter paper: 128 × 182 mm (B6)
  • Envelopes: 148 × 80 mm
  • Wax-seal stickers: 25 × 25 mm
  • Made in South Korea

Fountain Pen Friendly Paper

The letter sheets are made from Wearingeul’s 140 gsm Reservoir paper, developed for use with fountain pens and other writing instruments. Its substantial weight and controlled ink performance make it particularly well suited to handwritten correspondence.

About Wearingeul

Wearingeul is a South Korean stationery brand devoted to interpreting literature through writing. Its inks, papers, and writing objects translate the characters, imagery, atmosphere, and themes of literary works into objects made to be used and experienced.

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