Wearingeul The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Fountain Pen Ink – Glittering Emerald Green | 30 ml

Inspired by L. Frank Baum's famous novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the Wearingeul The Wonderful Wizard of Oz ink pays homage to the Emerald City, the iconic destination of Dorothy's journey.

Its intense emerald green is enhanced by fine silver glitter with bluish reflections, evoking the magic and brilliance of this fantastic city. The shade variations add depth and richness to this luminous color.

A shimmering ink particularly attractive for fans of creative journaling, calligraphy, and ink swatching.

💚 The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Ink Features

• Color: emerald green
• Effects: shading and shimmer
• Glitter: silver with bluish reflections
• Inspiration: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum
• Volume: 30 ml
• Use: fountain pens, journaling, and calligraphy

Wearingeul The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Ink – A magical emerald green with shimmering glitter

Some tips from Millenotes for using shimmering inks

• Choose the right nib
  For an optimal writing experience, it is recommended to use shimmering inks with a nib that is at least fine, ideally medium or broader. The finer the nib, the more likely it is to clog.
• Shake before use
  Before each use, remember to shake the ink bottle well to distribute the glitter evenly, ensuring a consistent and radiant finish.
• Regular cleaning of instruments
  Glitter can sometimes accumulate in the pen and nib. It is therefore advisable to clean your nib and pen regularly to prevent clogging and extend the life of your writing tools.
• Do not let the ink dry in the nib
  It is important not to let shimmering ink dry in the nib. If not used for a long time, clean the nib to avoid any residue that could compromise writing flow.

• If your fountain pen nib is clogged despite recent use, do not press hard on the paper, as you risk damaging it! Immerse it in water for 2 seconds, then wipe it gently with a paper towel or tissue. The problem should be resolved. If the problem persists, repeat the operation once or twice more. If the nib remains obstructed despite immersion in water, a deeper cleaning will be necessary.