Cult Pens Exclusive Wonders of the World Ink by Diamine 30ml
Diamine are one of our favourite ink brands, they've been around since 1864 and they've been producing quality inks ever since. Their ink is safe to use in all brands of fountain pen. It's water-based, acid-free and non-toxic, and is also vegan-friendly.
We're excited to say we now have a new series of brand new Cult Pens exclusive colours inspired by the wonders of the world.
Colosseum: Travertine limestone is one of the three main building materials used to construct the colosseum along with tuff and brick-faced concrete. The travertine limestone was used to construct the pillars, ground floor and external wall, as well as much of the seating in the interior. It's a beautiful sandy brown colour and we loved it, so we made an ink that looks like it!
Taj Mahal : Two notable decorative features are repeated throughout the Taj Mahal: Pietra dura and Arabic calligraphy. Arabic calligraphy is prevalent on the arched entrances to the mausoleum proper. Pietra dura incorporates the inlay of semiprecious stones, including lapis lazuli which we've taken inspiration from with this colour.
Petra : Once a major regional trading hub due to its proximity to the incense trade route, the ancient sandstone-carved city of Petra is found in Southern Jordan, adjacent to the mountain of Jabal Al-Madbah. The beautiful pink hue of the sandstone rock inspired the colour of this ink.
Chichen Itza was a pre-Columbian city constructed by the Mayans in modern day Mexico. Once a major focal point in the Northern Maya Lowlands, Chichen Itza is one of the largest cities built by the Mayans and is believed to have been one of the mythical great cities (Tollans) referred to in later Mesoamerican literature. Chichen Itza is a beautiful blue-grey inspired by the Grey Limestone blocks used to construct the ancient pyramids, temples, columned arcades and other stone structures found at Chichen Itza.
Machu Picchu is an Inca citadel located in the Eastern Cordillera of southern Peru. It's one of the most recognisable names associated with Inca history and remained undiscovered by the western world right up until 1902 when it was discovered by Agustín Lizárraga but didn't become popularised until Hiram Bingham came across the site in 1911. The green colour of the Machu Picchu ink is inspired by the Huayna Picchu Mountain Range, which is home to Machu Picchu.
Christ the Redeemer: Probably the most recognisable man-made structure in South America and one of the most recognisable structures in the world, Christ the Redeemer is an Art Deco statue of Jesus Christ located in Rio de Janeiro. It was constructed by Heitor da Silva Cost and Paul Landowski in collaboration with Albert Caquot and Gheorghe Leonida in 1931. It's made of reinforced concrete - which has inspired the grey colour from this ink - and soapstone.
The Great Wall of China: Made up of multiple sections of defensive walls, the Great Wall of China is a remarkable feat of engineering. The wall is 21,196km long with construction beginning as early as the 7th century BC right up until the Ming dynasty, which ended in 1644. The wall was mainly built from rammed earth, stones and wood but later, during the Ming dynasty, construction materials included bricks, tiles and lime. We thought a muddy green colour matches the characteristics of the wall well, so we've gone with that for the ink!
Available in 30ml and 80ml bottles.
Swatches provided by the fabulous Claire, who really brought the inks to life. Have a look at her Instagram for more amazing ink art @claire.scribbleswithpens.
Orders placed before 3pm Monday to Friday will normally be sent out the same day.
UK Orders
FREE Royal Mail Standard delivery for orders over £100, and just £3.75 for smaller orders. Royal Mail Priority is available as an option, for £4.50 on orders over £100, £5.50 on smaller orders. Express available for £9.75, or FREE with any order over £400. No delivery surcharges for Northern Ireland, Highlands & Islands or anywhere else!
International
International deliveries vary in cost, so you'll need to add the items you want to your basket, and enter the checkout to see the options for delivery. Prices and payment methods will reflect your country, and many countries have all taxes and duties included to make things easier and more predictable.
Orders over 2kg
For all orders outside the UK, heavy orders may cost more to send, but the shipping cost will be displayed in the checkout before you commit.
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Diamine are one of our favourite ink brands, they've been around since 1864 and they've been producing quality inks ever since. Their ink is safe to use in all brands of fountain pen. It's water-based, acid-free and non-toxic, and is also vegan-friendly.
We're excited to say we now have a new series of brand new Cult Pens exclusive colours inspired by the wonders of the world.
Colosseum: Travertine limestone is one of the three main building materials used to construct the colosseum along with tuff and brick-faced concrete. The travertine limestone was used to construct the pillars, ground floor and external wall, as well as much of the seating in the interior. It's a beautiful sandy brown colour and we loved it, so we made an ink that looks like it!
Taj Mahal : Two notable decorative features are repeated throughout the Taj Mahal: Pietra dura and Arabic calligraphy. Arabic calligraphy is prevalent on the arched entrances to the mausoleum proper. Pietra dura incorporates the inlay of semiprecious stones, including lapis lazuli which we've taken inspiration from with this colour.
Petra : Once a major regional trading hub due to its proximity to the incense trade route, the ancient sandstone-carved city of Petra is found in Southern Jordan, adjacent to the mountain of Jabal Al-Madbah. The beautiful pink hue of the sandstone rock inspired the colour of this ink.
Chichen Itza was a pre-Columbian city constructed by the Mayans in modern day Mexico. Once a major focal point in the Northern Maya Lowlands, Chichen Itza is one of the largest cities built by the Mayans and is believed to have been one of the mythical great cities (Tollans) referred to in later Mesoamerican literature. Chichen Itza is a beautiful blue-grey inspired by the Grey Limestone blocks used to construct the ancient pyramids, temples, columned arcades and other stone structures found at Chichen Itza.
Machu Picchu is an Inca citadel located in the Eastern Cordillera of southern Peru. It's one of the most recognisable names associated with Inca history and remained undiscovered by the western world right up until 1902 when it was discovered by Agustín Lizárraga but didn't become popularised until Hiram Bingham came across the site in 1911. The green colour of the Machu Picchu ink is inspired by the Huayna Picchu Mountain Range, which is home to Machu Picchu.
Christ the Redeemer: Probably the most recognisable man-made structure in South America and one of the most recognisable structures in the world, Christ the Redeemer is an Art Deco statue of Jesus Christ located in Rio de Janeiro. It was constructed by Heitor da Silva Cost and Paul Landowski in collaboration with Albert Caquot and Gheorghe Leonida in 1931. It's made of reinforced concrete - which has inspired the grey colour from this ink - and soapstone.
The Great Wall of China: Made up of multiple sections of defensive walls, the Great Wall of China is a remarkable feat of engineering. The wall is 21,196km long with construction beginning as early as the 7th century BC right up until the Ming dynasty, which ended in 1644. The wall was mainly built from rammed earth, stones and wood but later, during the Ming dynasty, construction materials included bricks, tiles and lime. We thought a muddy green colour matches the characteristics of the wall well, so we've gone with that for the ink!
Available in 30ml and 80ml bottles.
Swatches provided by the fabulous Claire, who really brought the inks to life. Have a look at her Instagram for more amazing ink art @claire.scribbleswithpens.
Orders placed before 3pm Monday to Friday will normally be sent out the same day.
UK Orders
FREE Royal Mail Standard delivery for orders over £100, and just £3.75 for smaller orders. Royal Mail Priority is available as an option, for £4.50 on orders over £100, £5.50 on smaller orders. Express available for £9.75, or FREE with any order over £400. No delivery surcharges for Northern Ireland, Highlands & Islands or anywhere else!
International
International deliveries vary in cost, so you'll need to add the items you want to your basket, and enter the checkout to see the options for delivery. Prices and payment methods will reflect your country, and many countries have all taxes and duties included to make things easier and more predictable.
Orders over 2kg
For all orders outside the UK, heavy orders may cost more to send, but the shipping cost will be displayed in the checkout before you commit.
More Information
For more, see our Delivery Information page.