Van Dieman's ink

This light blue Van Dieman's ink is a true cornflower blue, with good shading and a very light sheen, noticeable solely on high quality acid-free papers. Read more

The pink of the Pink Fairy Orchid flowers is an absolute delight to behold and was the inspiration for this Van Dieman's ink. Read more

The dark, rich blue Van Dieman's ink signifies the darkened clouds that appear on a clear sunny day, which look the darkened and yet somehow bright blue. Read more

This Van Dieman's ink is by far the lightest green in the Van Dieman's Range, and was used to great effect on the artwork of the Tassie Season's labels Read more

Wineglass bay holds a special place in the heart of any Tasmanian, or anyone for that matter, who has visited there. Read more

Inspired by the pink color of the Tassie Salmon the shading in this pinky red Van Diemans ink is sumptuous. Read more

This Van Dieman's ink is inspired by the menacing and imposing grey of a thunderstorm approaching. This alone is enough to send a shudder down one's spine. Read more

Van Dieman's Tiger snake fountain pen ink mimics the Tasmanian Tiger Snake's distinct yellow/brown stripes, which embodies Tasmania. Read more

This van Dieman's ink is a bright and light orange, much more so than the others in the Van Dieman's ink range. Read more

Van Dieman's ink Tassie Seasons Pepperberry is a deeply dark black-blue ink, with a slight violet hue. Read more

These beautiful and delicate little mushrooms lend their name and colour to this ink, which is easily the lightest blue in the Van Dieman's Range. Read more

This van Dieman's ink, which is a deep, dark mahogany red with purplish tones and a near black sheen, is an excellent alternative as an everyday writer Read more