A modern sepia. Cuttlefish ink was once used for writing and for toning photographs, and sepia takes its name from the cuttlefish genus. This is the same warm, muted brown, without the smell.
Part of Anderillium's Cephalopod Series, small-batch fountain pen inks handmade in Florida, each one named for a creature of the sea. The 1.5 oz (45 ml) bottle has a wide mouth for easy filling.
Suited to any fountain pen with a converter or piston filler, and a fine match for dip pens.
