Syahi - The Great Indian Ink (Turquoise Blue) Fountain Pen, Calligraphy, Drawing, Doodle

Incredible just incredible so amazing does bleed a little but very good use it in my pen(pierre cardin golden eye) it doesn't bleed through it is a fine nib writes incredibly the ink has a green sheen it is a great ink for the price of ₹265 it is also small and portable it has a lot of variety of colors it is great definitely buy for great low price high quality inkHere are some statsBleed through :-minimumWorks with:- almost all fountain pensPrice range:- great for this qualityOver all :-☆☆☆☆☆

Very nice colour. Flow of ink is slow but overall great product. Opening of bottle was buttry smooth. Go for it!! 👍👍👍

Am an avid user of fountain pens. This is definitely one of the best inka I have used. I liked it so much, I came back only to leave a review.No clogging, no smearing, very smooth and very consistent colour

Ink is not that dark ad expected and in my situation all my fountain pens feels little bit scratchy when i use this ink as compared to my pilot ink so ya it's hit and miss ink quality control is not good

I haven't tested water resistance, but it doesn't smudge easily. I'm using this to write on a notepad, and I need to press down hard to lay it flat. In this case, it does stain my hands a little bit even after drying, but that's to be expected with that kind of force. Singular strokes out of my fine nib pilot metropolitan pen dry quickly. This brand really makes sense as the default go to with its high quality for price. Other brands make sense if you are looking for specific colours, or properties in the ink or its bottle, like a specific document ink for 0 smudge and high water resistance, or iroshizuku for the unique shape of the bottle on the inside.

I love the color. It dries quickly. Color quality is excellent.

I would have given a 0 star rating if possible. The ink is of extremely inferior quality and please don't be fooled by its shine or brightness because within a period of three months the ink simply evaporated from the pages... And the ink also tends to be on the drier side and may hamper the performance of your pen.. It's better to buy a Parker ink which costs around Rs 90 or Lapis Bard or other brands like lamy and pilot on the expensive side

The ink seems great. The company must work on the ink bottle and its lid. It seems to spill around every time I open it. Also, in the long run, there seems to be some sort of an oxidization problem with the ink. It turns very dark if the cap of the pen is kept open. Also, the turquois blue ink has a prominent green shade. If you want an ink that is blue but not Royal Blue, go with the sky blue instead of this one. All in all, it is a great substitute to expensive inks. My concerns take one star off.P.S.: I am using a Lamy Safari for this.