Kakimori

We don't often see genuinely new tools for artists. More commonly, manufacturers announce refinements to existing products, new colors, etc., but the analog art materials business is a very old one, and it's often thought that there's nothing really new...

We don't often see genuinely new tools for artists. More commonly, manufacturers announce refinements to existing products, new colors, etc., but the analog art materials business is a very old one, and it's often thought that there's nothing really new...

Dip pen holders are often overlooked, even by the artists and calligraphers who use them most, because after all, it's the nib that makes the mark. But in our experience, using a good pen holder makes it easier to realize...

Dip pen holders are often overlooked, even by the artists and calligraphers who use them most, because after all, it's the nib that makes the mark. But in our experience, using a good pen holder makes it easier to realize...

Kakimori made its name as a shop in Tokyo where customers could mix their own special colors of ink. So it's only fitting that they would invent a nib that's a dream for ink enthusiasts. The Kakimori Pen Nib is...

Dip pen holders are often overlooked, even by the artists and calligraphers who use them most, because after all, it's the nib that makes the mark. But in our experience, using a good pen holder makes it easier to realize...

When you open your Kakimori Pigment Ink, the first thing you'll notice is the bottle. It's droplet-shaped, like the molten glass has just solidified. The shape is an homage to potari, a word for falling raindrops from the extensive Japanese lexicon...

When you open your Kakimori Pigment Ink, the first thing you'll notice is the bottle. It's droplet-shaped, like the molten glass has just solidified. The shape is an homage to potari, a word for falling raindrops from the extensive Japanese lexicon...

When you open your Kakimori Pigment Ink, the first thing you'll notice is the bottle. It's droplet-shaped, like the molten glass has just solidified. The shape is an homage to potari, a word for falling raindrops from the extensive Japanese lexicon...

When you open your Kakimori Pigment Ink, the first thing you'll notice is the bottle. It's droplet-shaped, like the molten glass has just solidified. The shape is an homage to potari, a word for falling raindrops from the extensive Japanese lexicon...

When you open your Kakimori Pigment Ink, the first thing you'll notice is the bottle. It's droplet-shaped, like the molten glass has just solidified. The shape is an homage to potari, a word for falling raindrops from the extensive Japanese lexicon...

When you open your Kakimori Pigment Ink, the first thing you'll notice is the bottle. It's droplet-shaped, like the molten glass has just solidified. The shape is an homage to potari, a word for falling raindrops from the extensive Japanese lexicon...