guess the ink!

[Yazeh]

J Herbin Bouquet d'Antan/ Rose tendresse? Rose cyclamen?

[Yazeh]

Rohrer & Klingner SketchINK Vroni?

[Yazeh]

Edelstein Ruby?

[mizgeorge]

None of these. It is not a German ink.

[DrPenfection]

Callifolio Bordeaux
L'Artisan Pastellier Rose or Rouge Scented
L'Artisan Pastellier Rouge or Rubis

[DrPenfection]

J. Herbin Rouge Opera/Rouge Caroubier
Jacques Herbin Rouge Orient

[DrPenfection]

Akkerman Staten-Generaal Rood
Akkerman Rood Haags Pluche

[mizgeorge]

None of these either - and it's not a French ink

[Yazeh]

Diamine Flamingo Pink?

[mizgeorge]

And it's not English either...

[Yazeh]

Pilot Iroshizuku Kosumosu?

[Yazeh]

Akkerman 20 Pulchri Pink?

[Yazeh]

Colorverse Horsehead Nebula?
Colorverse USA Fabulous Las Vegas? (I doubt these)
Papier Plume Cherry Red?

[Yazeh]

Kyo-iro Keage Sakura?

[DrPenfection]

Sailor Manyo Sakura
Taccia Momo
Krishna Wild Cherry, Azalia or Bauhimia or possibly Njaval
Troublemaker Dragon Fruit

[DrPenfection]

Pure Pens St. George's Cross
Pure Pens Blackpool Rock (although this seems a bit light)

[DrPenfection]

Did someone already suggest
Sailor Manyo Akebi, or possibly Ume, or maybe Kuzu (although I think these are all too dark)

[mizgeorge]

Pilot Iroshizuku Kosumosu?

Yessssss!!

Well done Yazeh - I wasn't sure we'd ever get there! As per the clue, not an ink I'd normally be drawn to, but I love it!

Great guesses everyone - actually, there are a few in there I quite fancy adding to the collection

[DrPenfection]

Pilot Iroshizuku Kosumosu?

Yessssss!!

Well done Yazeh - I wasn't sure we'd ever get there! As per the clue, not an ink I'd normally be drawn to, but I love it!

Great guesses everyone - actually, there are a few in there I quite fancy adding to the collection

Congrats Yazeh! Well done!

I confess that I love pink ink - from eye searing to soft, cushy pinks. Kosumosu is one of those subtle pinks that I love. It does seem that my bottle is just a bit darker than your sample, but it likely the light.

[Yazeh]

That was fun @mizgeorge.

Yesterday, when we cut one of the last roses, before rainfalls, my wife began reciting a French poem, by Pierre de Ronsard.
The poem, an ode was composed in 1545 after the twenty year old Ronsard met a 14 year old beauty, named Cassandre.

Oh and as all true stories Cassandre marries some other dude the year after.
The poems's translation in two words, is Carpe Diem...


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