J. Herbin Pigmented Inks Add brilliance, elegance, and dramatic contrast to your calligraphy and artwork with J. Herbin Pigmented Inks. These exquisitely rich, water-based opaque inks are specially formulated for calligraphy, decorative lettering, invitations, certificates, and other special occasions where exceptional color and coverage are essential. Featuring an exceptionally high pigment concentration, these luxurious inks produce vibrant, jewel-like colors that stand out beautifully on both light and dark papers. The Gold and Silver inks contain genuine metallic pigments, creating a stunning reflective finish that brings lettering and artwork to life. Available in four brilliant colors—Opaque White, Gold, Silver, and Copper—these decorative inks are ideal for calligraphers, artists, and creative makers looking to make a lasting impression. Features Rich, opaque water-based formula Exceptional pigment concentration Jewel-like color brilliance Gold and Silver contain real metallic pigments Excellent coverage on dark-colored papers Suitable for both light and dark papers Perfect for decorative and special occasion projects Crafted by J. Herbin Available Colors Opaque White Metallic Gold Metallic Silver Metallic Copper Perfect For Calligraphy and hand lettering Invitations and wedding stationery Certificates and awards Decorative artwork Greeting cards Scrapbooking and journaling Mixed media projects Creative embellishments Specifications Brand: J. Herbin Type: Pigmented Decorative Ink Volume: 1 oz (30 ml) Base: Water-Based Available Colors: White, Gold, Silver, Copper Made In: France Price: Per Bottle Tips for Best Results Shake inks vigorously before use. Continue shaking periodically during extended use to keep metallic pigments suspended. Best used with broad-edged calligraphy nibs, brushes, and calames (reed pens). Clean tools thoroughly after use. Store tightly sealed when not in use. Important Notes Not for use in fountain pens. Decorative ink designed primarily for dip pens, broad nibs, brushes, and calligraphy tools. Metallic pigments may settle naturally during storage and should be mixed before use.
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