Vinta Sheening Bottled Ink 30ml
Vinta Sheening Ink 'obsessively designed and meticulously mixed'. Each colour is accentuated by a beautiful sheen and is named with reference to an event in Philippine history. Suitable for use in fountain pens and with brushes and dip pens.
Andrada - teal with red highlights, named after the first commanding officer of the navy, Jose Andrada
Dugong Bughaw - dark blue with undertones of pink and red, this represents the ancient Filipinos who were part of the royalty
Maharlika - azure blue with pink accents, this is named for the nobles who led the Filipino communities before the Spanish colonisation
Sandugo - dark red with green sheen, this signifies the pact between Datu Sikatuna and Miguel Lopez de Legazpi in 1565
Bodabil - dark purple with a strong green sheen, reminiscent of the colourful costumes of harlequin figures
Tubbataha - dark blue with a red sheen, named for the reefs in the Sulu Sea
Laguna - dark red sheen, representative of the St John's church in Laguna with its majestic brick facade
Makopa - orange with a pink sheen, named for the popular Malayan apple
Pamana - Heritage, a brown sheen to commemorate Vinta's first anniversary
Romblon - black with a blue and gold sheen,to represent the marble capital of the Philippines.
Proudly hand made in the Philippines. For every bottle sold, Vinta donate 25 Philippine pesos to Teach for the Philippines, an initiative that aims to provide all Filipino children with a decent education. Supplied in tamper-proof, leak-proof amber glass bottles containing 30ml of ink.
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Vinta Sheening Bottled Ink 30ml
Vinta Sheening Ink 'obsessively designed and meticulously mixed'. Each colour is accentuated by a beautiful sheen and is named with reference to an event in Philippine history. Suitable for use in fountain pens and with brushes and dip pens.
Andrada - teal with red highlights, named after the first commanding officer of the navy, Jose Andrada
Dugong Bughaw - dark blue with undertones of pink and red, this represents the ancient Filipinos who were part of the royalty
Maharlika - azure blue with pink accents, this is named for the nobles who led the Filipino communities before the Spanish colonisation
Sandugo - dark red with green sheen, this signifies the pact between Datu Sikatuna and Miguel Lopez de Legazpi in 1565
Bodabil - dark purple with a strong green sheen, reminiscent of the colourful costumes of harlequin figures
Tubbataha - dark blue with a red sheen, named for the reefs in the Sulu Sea
Laguna - dark red sheen, representative of the St John's church in Laguna with its majestic brick facade
Makopa - orange with a pink sheen, named for the popular Malayan apple
Pamana - Heritage, a brown sheen to commemorate Vinta's first anniversary
Romblon - black with a blue and gold sheen,to represent the marble capital of the Philippines.
Proudly hand made in the Philippines. For every bottle sold, Vinta donate 25 Philippine pesos to Teach for the Philippines, an initiative that aims to provide all Filipino children with a decent education. Supplied in tamper-proof, leak-proof amber glass bottles containing 30ml of ink.
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Vinta Sheening Ink 'obsessively designed and meticulously mixed'. Each colour is accentuated by a beautiful sheen and is named with reference to an event in Philippine history. Suitable for use in fountain pens and with brushes and dip pens.
Andrada - teal with red highlights, named after the first commanding officer of the navy, Jose Andrada
Dugong Bughaw - dark blue with undertones of pink and red, this represents the ancient Filipinos who were part of the royalty
Maharlika - azure blue with pink accents, this is named for the nobles who led the Filipino communities before the Spanish colonisation
Sandugo - dark red with green sheen, this signifies the pact between Datu Sikatuna and Miguel Lopez de Legazpi in 1565
Bodabil - dark purple with a strong green sheen, reminiscent of the colourful costumes of harlequin figures
Tubbataha - dark blue with a red sheen, named for the reefs in the Sulu Sea
Laguna - dark red sheen, representative of the St John's church in Laguna with its majestic brick facade
Makopa - orange with a pink sheen, named for the popular Malayan apple
Pamana - Heritage, a brown sheen to commemorate Vinta's first anniversary
Romblon - black with a blue and gold sheen,to represent the marble capital of the Philippines.
Proudly hand made in the Philippines. For every bottle sold, Vinta donate 25 Philippine pesos to Teach for the Philippines, an initiative that aims to provide all Filipino children with a decent education. Supplied in tamper-proof, leak-proof amber glass bottles containing 30ml of ink.
