Wearingeul Dracula — Dark Red Fountain Pen Ink 30ml

Wearingeul Dracula — Dark Red Fountain Pen Ink 30ml

£18.50
£18.50
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Wearingeul Dracula — Dark Red Fountain Pen Ink 30ml
  • Wearingeul Dracula — Dark Red Fountain Pen Ink 30ml
Wearingeul Dracula — Dark Red Fountain Pen Ink 30ml

Wearingeul Dracula — Dark Red Fountain Pen Ink 30ml

Wearingeul Dracula is a dark red fountain pen ink inspired by Bram Stoker's novel, made in South Korea. It is the most-searched colour in the Wearingeul World Literature range, with a substantial following in fountain pen communities — a deep blood red with the writing quality to justify daily use alongside its dramatic colour.
Ink Type

High-saturation dye with metallic micro-shimmer
Volume

30ml glass bottle
Waterproof

Low — not waterproof
Shading

Moderate — darker entry, lighter shaded edges
Sheen

Low to moderate — some gold-red sheen on slow papers in pooled ink
Compatible With
Additinal Spec

Extreme color-contrast dichotomy, providing an intentional visual surprise as the dark red wet ink cures into a bright blue metallic surface coat.
Origin

South Korea — Wearingeul
£18.50
£18.50
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Packaging: 

We know art supplies are fragile. All professional pair and boards are shipped in reinforced rigid flat mailers. No tubes, no folds, no crushed corners. 


Order Processing Times: 

Orders are processed within 1–2 business days - we always aim to dispatch all “in-Stock’ items within 24 hours..

Note: Orders placed after 2 PM GMT on Fridays will be processed the following Monday.

Domestic Shipping (UK):

Standard (2–4 days): £3.50 (Free for The Illustrator & Studio Master tiers).

Priority (1–2 days): £4.50 (Free for Studio Master tier)

International Shipping: 

We ship globally. Costs are calculated at checkout based on weight and destination. Please note that customers are responsible for any local customs duties or taxes.

Order Tracking: 

You will receive a tracking link via email the moment your tools leave our studio. 
Returns

30-Day Change of Mind: 

We offer a 30-day return window (exceeding the UK legal minimum of 14 days). Items must be unused, in original packaging, and in "as-new" condition.

Faulty Goods: 

In the rare event of a defect, you are entitled to a full refund or replacement within 30 days. We will cover all return shipping costs for faulty items.

Defective Nibs: 

Occasionally, a pen may arrive dry or a nib maybe scratchy. Contact us within 7 days of purchase with a photo/video of the issue and we will send a replacement immediately.

Exclusions:

Due to the nature of the product, unless faulty we cannot accept returns on opened markers or used paper pads returned.

Digital Goods: 

The "Birthday Palette" and other digital downloads are non-refundable once accessed.


How to Start a Return: 

Email studio@inkwellartsupplies.com with your order number. We aim to process all refunds to the original payment method within 5–10 business days of receiving the item
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"The Nib Safety Net" – Terms & Conditions

  • Eligibility: This benefit is exclusive to active members of the Creative Rewards program at the time of the accident.
  • Coverage: The 50% discount applies strictly to accidental damage (e.g., dropping the pen) that renders the nib unusable. It does not cover intentional damage, loss of the pen, theft, or normal wear and tear.
  • The Claim: To activate your discount, you must provide a clear photo of the damaged nib and your original order number to oops@yourstore.com.
  • Limitations: This discount is valid for a one-time replacement per pen purchased and applies only to the cost of the replacement nib unit. It cannot be combined with other promotional codes or used for full pen replacements.
  • Availability: We will provide the discount for the exact nib model where stock is available. If the model is discontinued, we will offer a 50% discount on a comparable alternative nib unit.

Why Dracula has a following
Some inks acquire a reputation that exists independently of their manufacturer's intentions. Dracula is one of them. The colour is a deep, serious red — not a vivid signal red, not a light cranberry, but a dark blood red with enough depth to be used in finished work. The ink quality is high — well-lubricated, well-behaved in all fountain pens, and shading enough to show character in broader nibs. The literary reference gives it a name that is instantly recognisable. People search for it by name. People give it as gifts. It sells continuously.

Honest Note:

Dye-based — not waterproof. Red inks stain light-coloured pen barrels and feeds more visibly than other colours — flush regularly and do not leave red ink sitting in a pen for extended periods without writing. Safe in all fountain pens. The dark red colour photographs more brightly than it appears on the page in some lighting conditions — the on-paper colour is a serious dark red, not a vivid scarlet.

Who is it For?

  • Fountain pen enthusiasts who want a serious dark red for writing and correspondence
  • Calligraphers who work in red for expressive lettering pieces
  • Gift purchasers — Dracula is one of the most naturally gift-appropriate inks in the range
  • Anyone who has a relationship with the book and wants an ink that acknowledges it

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUSTIONS (FAQ)

Is Dracula suitable for everyday writing?

Yes — it is a well-lubricated, well-behaved fountain pen ink. The dark red is distinctive but not so bold that it is unusable for regular correspondence and notes. Many people keep it loaded in a dedicated pen permanently.

How does Dracula compare to Diamine Oxblood?

Diamine Oxblood is a darker, cooler red-brown — closer to dried blood than fresh. Dracula is a brighter, warmer red — the colour of fresh blood, which is appropriate for the source material. Both are excellent inks; the choice depends on whether you want warm-red or dark-red-brown.

Is this good for calligraphy?

Yes — for expressive modern calligraphy where the red is part of the visual language of the piece. The ink flows well in dip pens and the dark red works in both broad-edge and pointed pen scripts.

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