Small Oak Gall Ink - Sepia. 15ml
Handmade small batch 15ml Sepia Oak Gall Ink.
Made with Knopper Oak Galls gathered in the Mendip Hills, Somerset and made on the Somerset Levels.
Each bottle comes with a small 12 page zine booklet of in(K)spiration.
Handwritten label on cotton rag paper, attached with handmade cordage Flax leaf, gathered in Glastonbury, Somerset.
Contains: Knopper Oak Galls, organic binder and preservatives.
Suitable for painting, drawing, refillable brush pens, dip pen calligraphy and wood stain for small greencraft projects.
This ink is made without synthetic chemical colours or binders, following traditional methods. A slow hedgerow craft.
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Oak Galls grow on branches, leaves and acorns of Oak trees. As a reaction to a small wasp laying their egg, the tree generates this small gall, that can come in many different shapes. The Knopper gall is a more sticky, knobbly variety.
Oak Galls have been used to make ink for well over one thousand years. The high levels of gallotannic acid in these Oak Gall inks give the colour a lightfastness and longevity on the page, yet the living nature of the ink means the colour will mute over years. Many historical documents, including the Magna Carta and the Dead Sea Scrolls were written with Oak Gall ink. The renowned artist Rembrandt also used oak gall and walnut inks in his work.
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Remember to shake bottle before use and store in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
POSTAGE
• PLEASE CHOOSE £5 INK POSTAGE OPTION AT CHECKOUT for FIRST CLASS UK SMALL PACKAGE POSTAGE•
For overseas postage please choose INK POSTAGE and I will be in touch with details of any additional postage costs needing to be made. Please do consider taking a look at postage costs from UK to your area before purchasing to ensure no sticky surprises!
Every consideration and effort is made with ensuring materials, postage and packaging are made from recyclable, recycled and biodegradable materials.
Handmade small batch 15ml Sepia Oak Gall Ink.
Made with Knopper Oak Galls gathered in the Mendip Hills, Somerset and made on the Somerset Levels.
Each bottle comes with a small 12 page zine booklet of in(K)spiration.
Handwritten label on cotton rag paper, attached with handmade cordage Flax leaf, gathered in Glastonbury, Somerset.
Contains: Knopper Oak Galls, organic binder and preservatives.
Suitable for painting, drawing, refillable brush pens, dip pen calligraphy and wood stain for small greencraft projects.
This ink is made without synthetic chemical colours or binders, following traditional methods. A slow hedgerow craft.
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Oak Galls grow on branches, leaves and acorns of Oak trees. As a reaction to a small wasp laying their egg, the tree generates this small gall, that can come in many different shapes. The Knopper gall is a more sticky, knobbly variety.
Oak Galls have been used to make ink for well over one thousand years. The high levels of gallotannic acid in these Oak Gall inks give the colour a lightfastness and longevity on the page, yet the living nature of the ink means the colour will mute over years. Many historical documents, including the Magna Carta and the Dead Sea Scrolls were written with Oak Gall ink. The renowned artist Rembrandt also used oak gall and walnut inks in his work.
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Remember to shake bottle before use and store in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
POSTAGE
• PLEASE CHOOSE £5 INK POSTAGE OPTION AT CHECKOUT for FIRST CLASS UK SMALL PACKAGE POSTAGE•
For overseas postage please choose INK POSTAGE and I will be in touch with details of any additional postage costs needing to be made. Please do consider taking a look at postage costs from UK to your area before purchasing to ensure no sticky surprises!
Every consideration and effort is made with ensuring materials, postage and packaging are made from recyclable, recycled and biodegradable materials.
Handmade small batch 15ml Sepia Oak Gall Ink.
Made with Knopper Oak Galls gathered in the Mendip Hills, Somerset and made on the Somerset Levels.
Each bottle comes with a small 12 page zine booklet of in(K)spiration.
Handwritten label on cotton rag paper, attached with handmade cordage Flax leaf, gathered in Glastonbury, Somerset.
Contains: Knopper Oak Galls, organic binder and preservatives.
Suitable for painting, drawing, refillable brush pens, dip pen calligraphy and wood stain for small greencraft projects.
This ink is made without synthetic chemical colours or binders, following traditional methods. A slow hedgerow craft.
———————
Oak Galls grow on branches, leaves and acorns of Oak trees. As a reaction to a small wasp laying their egg, the tree generates this small gall, that can come in many different shapes. The Knopper gall is a more sticky, knobbly variety.
Oak Galls have been used to make ink for well over one thousand years. The high levels of gallotannic acid in these Oak Gall inks give the colour a lightfastness and longevity on the page, yet the living nature of the ink means the colour will mute over years. Many historical documents, including the Magna Carta and the Dead Sea Scrolls were written with Oak Gall ink. The renowned artist Rembrandt also used oak gall and walnut inks in his work.
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Remember to shake bottle before use and store in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
POSTAGE
• PLEASE CHOOSE £5 INK POSTAGE OPTION AT CHECKOUT for FIRST CLASS UK SMALL PACKAGE POSTAGE•
For overseas postage please choose INK POSTAGE and I will be in touch with details of any additional postage costs needing to be made. Please do consider taking a look at postage costs from UK to your area before purchasing to ensure no sticky surprises!
Every consideration and effort is made with ensuring materials, postage and packaging are made from recyclable, recycled and biodegradable materials.
Oak Gall Ink with Calligraphy Dip Pen for DRAWING and WRITING
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★★★★★
“I’ve used the light sepia and the black ink from The NATURAL INK Project and was thoroughly impressed with the quality. They maintain a really natural look and convey subtle variances in tone once dry. Beautifully elegant and just the right viscosity! Plus thoughtful and conscious packaging - would highly recommend.”
Ellie - Calligraphy Artist