Ink Biyori Stamp Pad jibun2020 The Sho-ko (Sunshine at Dawn)

The Sho-ko (Sunshine at Dawn) set features the colours Ku-jaku

Spurred by greed and gold

The Hungarian name for the plant is quite descriptive as it literally translates to “Children’s chain grass”

the Honeysuckle grows two flowers to a stalk and symbolises an inseparable couple dancing away

with its blue-purple flowers hanging off branches

Ink Biyori Stamp Pad jibun2020 The Sho-ko (Sunshine at Dawn)The INK BIYORI Stamp is a rubber stamp allows you to use your stamps in any colour you choose. Use one colour or mix and match, its time to break out those multi shading inks you love using in your fountain pens! Simple lift the tin lid and ink up the pad with your choice of fountain pen ink using a dropper or similar (not included) and allow roughly 10 minutes for the ink to spread absorb. After that, the ink pad is ready for use so stamp away!