Sailor Timeless India Ink Bottle, Bombay Olive - 50ml
A little piece of Mumbai in a bottle. Sailor Timeless India Bombay Olive Fountain Pen Ink is a sophisticated, earthy olive green with a touch of historic grandeur, from a collection Sailor created exclusively for India.
The Timeless India collection celebrates Indian heritage through colour, and the Sailor Bombay Olive ink is made in Japan by Sailor, a pen and ink maker since 1911. The label and box carry a gold-foiled illustration of the Gateway of India, Mumbai's famous waterfront monument.
How it writes
The Sailor Bombay Olive ink is a water-based dye ink made for smooth, steady flow that resists clogging. On good paper the Sailor Bombay Olive ink shows lovely shading and depth, in fine, medium or broad nibs.
The bottle
The Sailor Bombay Olive ink comes in a 50ml square glass bottle with a wide neck, so it is stable on the desk and easy to fill from, even with larger nibs.
Good to know
The Sailor Bombay Olive ink is not water resistant and has no shimmer, so it is easy to clean out of your pen and safe for everyday use.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Sailor Bombay Olive ink exclusive to India?
Yes, it was created for India.
What size is the Sailor Bombay Olive ink bottle?
50ml.
Where is the Sailor Bombay Olive ink made?
In Japan.
Key highlights
- Brand: Sailor, Japan
- Collection: Timeless India
- Code: 13-9843-201
- Colour: Bombay Olive
- Colour family: Olive green
- Size: 50ml
- Bottle: square glass, wide neck
- Ink type: water-based dye
- Water resistant: no
- Shimmer: no
- Origin: Japan
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