World literature ink

Experience the captivating allure of Dracula fountain pen ink by Wearingeul, and immerse yourself in a world of enchantment and mystery. Read more

The Phantom of the Opera fountain pen ink by Wearingeul, a mesmerizing ink that captures the essence of the iconic story. Read more

Moby Dick fountain pen ink by Wearingeul, a unique and visually stunning ink that resembles the majestic sperm whale. Read more

This Wearingeul fountain pen ink represents the cold wind and snow of Siberia with pastel-toned blue mint color and soft shading. Read more

This Wearingeul fountain pen inkt focusus on the tragedy of suddenly becoming a beetle This ink shows burgundy red with copper colored sheen. Read more

The 'Beneath the wheel' ink is names after the 1906 novel of Herman Hesse. Read more

A Doll’s House by Henrik Johan Ibsen is the inspiration for this deep dark Wearingeul fountain pen ink. Read more

The 'No longer human' ink is named after a book by Osamu Dazai. From the darkened pastel violet a gray color shows up making the overall ink desaturated. Read more

Deze Wearingeul vulpeninkt illustreert de laatste scène van de roman, de reünie. Van het pastelviolet wordt de grijze kleur verdeeld. Read more

The 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' ink is named after the 1940 novel of Ernest Hemingway. It is situated at the Spanish Civil War Read more

The 'Pride and Prejudice' ink is named after the novel of Jane Austen. It shows the confrontation between love and wealth with rich pink hues with luscious golden shimmers. Read more

The 'Don Quixote' ink is named after Miguel de Cervantes' novel of the same name. This ink illustrates Don Quixote in his armor as he rides on Rosinante. The gray shading shades on the reddish brown color of the ink. Read more