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Sailor Manyo Bottled Fountain Pen Ink - Sakura – Flax Pen to Paper

Sailor Manyo Bottled Fountain Pen Ink - Sakura – Flax Pen to Paper

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quot;Manyosyu" - Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves - is the oldest (c.759) and most revered anthology of Japan's poetic compilations. "Manyo" is an abbreviation of "Manyosyu" and its meaning indicates people of all ranks. "Manyosyu" is often regarded in Japan as a true expression of Japanese spirit. The themes of the poems
Manyosyu - Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves - is the oldest (c.759) and most revered anthology of Japan's poetic compilations. Manyo is an abbreviation of Manyosyu and its meaning indicates people of all ranks. Manyosyu is often regarded in Japan as a true expression of Japanese spirit. The themes of the poems relate to love, elegies, celebrations, family matters, traveling, the passage of the four seasons, nature and more. Flowers are especially relevant in Japanese culture and about 1,500 of the poems in Manyosyu cover some 160 species of plants and 50 different flowers. Manyo inks are dye based and provided in 50 ml. bottles. Feel free to visit us at Flax Pen To Paper if you are either unfamiliar with the Manyo ink colors or would like help in making a selection. (In store, we have a book showing actual use of each ink color we sell.)

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The Sailor Manyo Kakitsubata is a blue ink. Leaves and flowers are once again the main theme of this new vibrant palette range that draws its inspiration from Japanese “Manyoshu” poems. Manyosyu - Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves - is the oldest (c.759) and most revered anthology of Japan’s poetic compilations. Many is an abbreviation of “Manyosyu” and its meaning indicates people of all ranks.