Krishna Inks
If you are looking for a Krishna item not listed on our website contact customer service. We are often able to get Krishna pens and inks not listed.
Krishna inks are made in India by Dr. Sreekumar who has been making inks since 2010. Sreekumar is a doctor by profession but has created some wonderful fountain pen inks with high sheen and vibrant colors.
Pen Chalet is an Authorized Dealer of Krishna fountain pen inks.
Country: India
Pen Chalet is an Authorized Dealer of Krishna fountain pen inks.
Country: India
Customer Reviews
I am just getting started mixing my color (only two attempts so far). It would help if a color chart and some suggestive instructions were included. The ink seems decent and straight forward but not exceptionally color saturated. At the current price, this kit seems quite the bargain for anyone wanting to take a stab at producing unique ink colors.
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Krishna Ink has become the only ink I use. All my pens handle them well and the beauty of such inks as Moonview, Jungle Volcano, and Christmas Eve can't be conveyed in words, you need to see them in use yourself.
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Love that I finally found an ink that doesn’t run, smear or disappear in water.
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Great inks! Especially the "sailor blue" and "after dark". Just wish they would make larger bottles. The ink miser is an excellent item to have around to use with these small bottles.
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Krishna inks are all beautiful with sheens and shimmers reflected must more in flex nibs. Pink Brown is more brown than I anticipated but pretty nonetheless. Sea at night is one of the few that reflects a beautiful shimmer even in a fine nib.
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It's a rather small bottle but I love the color. The ink flows very well.
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Jungle Volcano and Sea at Night are both really pretty inks, especially with dip pens. Jungle Volcano is like a blend of orange, line green, and yellow - really pretty and Sea at Night is very similar to Organics Nitrogen (blue/pink sheen) but not as heavy. Bottles are a good size for grab-and-go. So far I've had good experiences even with fine nibs with the Krishna inks.
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I'm really enjoying Jungle Volcano. The base color is a really bright orange with red/pink tones, and the heavy green sheen is amazing. It's very smooth, and between the smoothness, vivid color, and sheen, makes me think of Sailor inks, which I consider to be high praise. It's generating a small amount of nib crud, but that's an affliction many orange inks suffer.
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I'm crazy about Krishna inks. They are free flowing so they shade and/or sheen very well. And the colors are slight deviations from the standard hues. I own seven now, and I wish I'd ordered them all from Pen Chalet since they have the best prices even w/o the discount or the free ink program. I recommend Jungle Volcano, Sakthy, and Vaikhari sheening properties. But yellow valley (yellow black) and Thulsi are great shading inks as well. They're hand made in small batches, really worth the $ in writing fun. The bottles are cute, but you may want to get a syringe for the easiest loading once you get toward the bottom.
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