Moon Palace
Moon Palace Sumi Ink
Item #:
moonpa
$11.95
Moon Palace Sumi Ink is excellent for both pointed pen and broad edge work. Gives wonderful hairlines, sits up a bit on the page with a bit of a shine when used with a pointed pen. Even smells right to fans of stick ink! Works well in the Parallel Pen. Waterproof when dry.
Moon Palace Sumi Ink is excellent for both pointed pen and broad edge work. Gives wonderful hairlines, sits up a bit on the page with a bit of a shine when used with a pointed pen. Even smells right to fans of stick ink! Works well in the Parallel Pen. Waterproof when dry.
| Features | Waterproof |
| Ink Type | Sumi |
| Compatibility | Pointed Pen, Broad Pen, Brush |
| Surface | Paper |
| Skill Level | Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced |
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Customer Reviews
14 Review
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Glossy, dark
I love this sumi ink. Dries quicker than Kuretake sumi ink I think? And it’s a lovely, dark black
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First Sumi Ink
I've been using Speedball for a long time now, and often thought of trying out Sumi, and I'm now glad I have. It's the ink I use for all my practice now. Has a wonderful flow rate, and behavior with all the nibs I use now. Whereas, with Speedball, during a longer session, you seem to wind up building up a lot of dried ink on your nib, and start running into clogging unless you're watering fairly often, this ink doesn't give you that issue. And it finishes with a very similar look, if maybe just a little smoother. All and all, I think you'd be very hard pressed to come up with a better everyday ink for any sort of flex nib calligraphy.
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First Sumi Ink
I've been using Speedball for a long time now, and often thought of trying out Sumi, and I'm now glad I have. It's the ink I use for all my practice now. Has a wonderful flow rate, and behavior with all the nibs I use now. Whereas, with Speedball, during a longer session, you seem to wind up building up a lot of dried ink on your nib, and start running into clogging unless you're watering fairly often, this ink doesn't give you that issue. And it finishes with a very similar look, if maybe just a little smoother. All and all, I think you'd be very hard pressed to come up with a better everyday ink for any sort of flex nib calligraphy.