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Lapis Bard Inks – Everything you always wanted to know (but, didn’t know where to start)

On October 16, 2021October 28, 2021 By chawm

Lapis Bard is the story that begs to be told. Told over and over, in fact. And hear me all ye, for this is a story of Indian triumph, one that is heralding the fact that we have arrived! This is the story of an Indian brand starting at the

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Delicious Inks from 3 Oysters, Korea

On November 21, 2019November 21, 2019 By chawm

3 Oysters – an inky 3 cheers (with a thank you to Pen Specials) When I was a kid and writing with fountain pens was de rigueur (mainstream, as opposed to being restricted to a passionate lunatic fringe), ink options were pretty limited – Royal Blue or Blue Black for

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