FERRIS WHEEL PRESS WORKSHOP WISHES INK

Introducing the Ferris Wheel Press Workshop Wishes ink; part of the FerriTales ~ Once Upon a Time Collection

Ink Tone: Beech Wood Brown, silver shimmer
Characteristics: Shaded, natural, hopeful, vintage

In the next chapter of the FerriTales we explore the humble abodes of our favourite stories; enter Gepetto’s warmly lit workshop and find the makings of a little puppet boy. With a dash of shimmering magic and a glimmer of hope, Pinnochio will surely spring to life.

Open the gilded cover of your favourite fairy book and dive deep into the FerriTales Collection. Re-imaging the tallest tales told through time, we inspire a new generation of writers and creatives with our most luxurious collection of fine fountain pen inks.

Captured in a 20ml glass globe with a widened neck to fit most fountain pens, this high quality, richly saturated pen ink is our most cherished collection yet. Explore a world of premium, dazzling shimmers, enchanting tonal combinations, and captivating sheens to add to your treasured chest of stationery.

Once Upon a Design

Step inside Gepetto’s workshop, and discover the whimsical dreams of a genius craftsman. Peruse his scrawled notes & sketches, and explore his cluttered workbench, where he turns humble pieces of wood into beautiful creations. Watch as his intricately carved masterpieces spring to life through a dash of magic and a stroke of inspiration, helping spark your next brilliant idea.

Notable design details:

Interior bottle opening: 10mm wide to fit a variety of writing instruments
Bits and bobs and tools of many shapes and sizes cover the walls – what a well-stocked workshop!
Peek into the diary of a genius, what mysterious delights await?
The delicate head of a puppet boy sits ready to be affixed to a body; how many points of articulation has Gepetto engineered?
Warm overhead lights shine down on an array of notes and sketches, what other details can you spot? Maybe you find clues to the next magical project..
A silver birdcage sits on the counter – I wonder what that is for…