Here is a list of Frequently asked Questions about our Botanical Inks, Inkwells, Pen Stands and Water Bowls. If you can't see the answer to your question or you wish to contact us directly, please use the Contact Us Form
Botanical inks are made from natural materials such as plants, nuts, minerals, and binders like gum arabic.
Some botanical inks, such as oak gall ink, become highly permanent over time, while others remain more water-sensitive depending on their composition.
Most botanical inks are not suitable for fountain pens due to natural particles and binders. They are best used with dip pens or brushes.
Yes. Botanical inks are typically biodegradable and made using low-impact, natural ingredients.
Walnut ink is a natural brown ink made from walnut husks, known for its warm tone and suitability for drawing and washes.
Oak gall ink is a traditional ink made from oak galls and tannins. It has been used historically for writing and manuscripts due to its permanence.