Will this ink work with my fountain pen?

It works with any fountain pen that fills from a bottle, including converter, piston, eyedropper, and vacuum-fill systems. It is not compatible with cartridge-only pens unless you refill empty cartridges yourself.

How long does a 50ml bottle typically last?

That depends on how much you write. For someone who writes a page or two daily, a bottle can last several months. Occasional writers may find it lasts a year or more.

Is this ink easy to clean from the pen?

Yes. It is water-based, so flushing the pen with water will remove it from the feed, nib, and converter. No special cleaners are required for routine maintenance.

What does the color look like on paper?

It appears as a soft, muted yellowish-green—closer to pale jade than bright lime. The shade is subtle and works best on white or cream paper where it has enough contrast to read clearly.

Can I mix this ink with other fountain pen inks?

Mixing inks can produce unpredictable results and may cause clogging or staining. It is generally safer to use inks as formulated unless you are experienced with blending and willing to accept the risks.

Shanghai Stationary Ink - Shunan Bamboe Sea - 50ml

The 3-second version

Soft yellowish-green shade inspired by bamboo groves
Fifty-milliliter bottle for months of regular fountain pen use
Water-based formula flows smoothly and cleans easily
Muted shade may lack contrast in dim lighting
Color reads subtle, not vivid or saturated
Requires fountain pen that fills from a bottle

Why it's on GiftsFeed

Fountain pen ink in a pale yellowish-green inspired by bamboo forests

Most fountain pen ink comes in primary shades or jewel tones that announce themselves. This one takes a different approach: a color that feels closer to something you'd see outdoors than in a stationery catalog. The yellowish-green sits in that narrow band where it's clearly not blue or black, but it doesn't shout about it either.

That restraint makes it more versatile than you might expect. It works for writing that needs to feel personal without looking like a novelty—daily notes, margin comments, anything where you want the words to matter more than the color. If you've been looking for an ink that adds character without competing with what you're trying to say, this does that job quietly.

Good gift when

Fountain pen users looking for a subtle green alternative to standard colors
People who journal or write by hand regularly
Anyone who prefers muted, natural tones over bold or saturated hues
Writers who want an ink that stands out just enough to feel intentional

Skip it if The pale yellowish-green may lack contrast for those who prefer bold, easily readable colors, especially in low light or on off-white paper.

Specs

Volume: 50 ml
Color: Light yellowish green
Formulation: Water-based
Intended use: Fountain pens

What's included

One 50ml bottle of fountain pen ink

If you're giving it

No sizing to guess

Small bottle ships easily but may need wrapping for presentation.

The details

This bottled ink delivers a soft, natural hue that sits somewhere between pale jade and the first light of spring through young bamboo. The color reads as a muted yellowish-green on paper, offering enough presence to stand out from black or blue without demanding attention.

The fifty-milliliter glass bottle holds enough ink for months of regular writing or years of occasional use, depending on how often you reach for a fountain pen. It works with any pen that fills from a bottle—converters, piston fillers, eyedroppers, or vacuum systems—and the wide mouth makes filling straightforward even with broader nibs.

Because this is fountain pen ink, it flows through feed channels without the thickness or particle load that would clog fine mechanisms. The formulation is water-based, so it cleans from nibs and feeds with a rinse, and any accidental smudges on fingers or paper edges wash away easily.

The shade itself is understated. It won't read as vivid or saturated, which makes it useful for everyday writing where you want a touch of character without crossing into novelty. Notes, journaling, and longer writing sessions all suit this tone. The color shows best on white or cream paper; it may disappear on darker stocks or show less contrast under dim light.

This is a straightforward product: ink that does what fountain pen ink should, in a color that offers a quiet alternative to the usual palette.

Galen Leather

Shanghai Stationary Ink - Shunan Bamboe Sea - 50ml

Fifty-milliliter bottle of writing fluid for everyday or dedicated use

$29at galenleather.com

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The 3-second version

Soft yellowish-green shade inspired by bamboo groves
Fifty-milliliter bottle for months of regular fountain pen use
Water-based formula flows smoothly and cleans easily
Muted shade may lack contrast in dim lighting
Color reads subtle, not vivid or saturated
Requires fountain pen that fills from a bottle

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Questions

Will this ink work with my fountain pen?: It works with any fountain pen that fills from a bottle, including converter, piston, eyedropper, and vacuum-fill systems. It is not compatible with cartridge-only pens unless you refill empty cartridges yourself.
How long does a 50ml bottle typically last?: That depends on how much you write. For someone who writes a page or two daily, a bottle can last several months. Occasional writers may find it lasts a year or more.
Is this ink easy to clean from the pen?: Yes. It is water-based, so flushing the pen with water will remove it from the feed, nib, and converter. No special cleaners are required for routine maintenance.
What does the color look like on paper?: It appears as a soft, muted yellowish-green—closer to pale jade than bright lime. The shade is subtle and works best on white or cream paper where it has enough contrast to read clearly.
Can I mix this ink with other fountain pen inks?: Mixing inks can produce unpredictable results and may cause clogging or staining. It is generally safer to use inks as formulated unless you are experienced with blending and willing to accept the risks.