Wearingeul Hamlet — 5 mL Specimen Bottle
Poisoned swords at dusk.
Wearingeul Hamlet, offered in a 5 mL glass specimen bottle from Boston Lore Studio’s Ink Archive. Inspired by William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, it is a deep navy with emerald-green shimmer, meant to recall the poisoned-sword duel between Hamlet and Laertes.
Five milliliters is enough for several converter fills, a stack of letters, or a few weeks of journaling: a measured way to get to know a color before committing to a full bottle.
Details
- 5 mL of Wearingeul Hamlet fountain pen ink
- Glass specimen bottle with screw cap and a printed label showing the ink name and maker
- Hand-decanted by Boston Lore Studio using clean, dedicated tools
- Ink made in South Korea by Wearingeul
A Note from the Archive
This ink is independently decanted and packaged by Boston Lore Studio. You will receive one 5 mL glass specimen bottle; the original 30 mL Wearingeul bottle pictured is shown for reference and is not included.
Color will vary with your pen, paper, and lighting. On-screen images offer a guide to the color.
At the Writing Desk
This ink contains shimmer. Gently roll or turn the bottle before filling, and clean your pen regularly. Broader, wetter nibs show the shimmer best.
Explore more literary inks in our Wearingeul collection.