Wearingeul The Wonderful Wizard of Oz fountain pen ink in a 5 mL Boston Lore Studio Archive Bottle

Wearingeul The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Fountain Pen Ink — 5 mL Archive Bottle

$8.00
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Wearingeul The Wonderful Wizard of Oz fountain pen ink in a 5 mL Boston Lore Studio Archive Bottle

Wearingeul The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Fountain Pen Ink — 5 mL Archive Bottle

$8.00

Inspired by L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, this fountain pen ink from Wearingeul interprets the strange, fantastical landscape of Oz through a richly shifting green. On the page, the color moves through leafy green, teal, and deeper forest tones, with variation becoming especially visible where the ink pools.

Wearingeul creates fountain pen inks inspired by literature, translating characters, scenes, and atmosphere into color. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz joins Wearingeul’s literary collection as an imaginative green particularly well suited to writers who enjoy inks with visible tonal variation and character.

Ink Details

  • Wearingeul The Wonderful Wizard of Oz fountain pen ink
  • 5 mL
  • Green with teal and deeper green tonal variation
  • Literary inspiration: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum
  • Made in South Korea
  • Suitable for fountain pens

The Boston Lore Studio Archive Bottle

This genuine Wearingeul fountain pen ink is hand-bottled by Boston Lore Studio in a reusable 5 mL high-clarity Type I Class A borosilicate 3.3 glass bottle with a polypropylene screw cap and PTFE liner.

Each Archive Bottle includes an individual Tomoe River 68 gsm ink swatch made with the actual ink and is presented in a labeled glassine envelope.

The glass bottle can be cleaned and reused after the ink is finished. We chose glass rather than a disposable plastic sample vial so that even a small quantity of ink can be kept as a useful, lasting object on the writing desk.

Please note: Ink appearance varies with paper, pen, nib size, ink flow, concentration, and lighting. The green and teal tones of this ink may appear differently depending on writing conditions.

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