Jacques Herbin Artist Creations Inks Collection Kenzo Takada Shogun 50ml Ink
This new range of inks 'créations d'artistes' honours and celebrates people with exceptional talents by developing a new shade of ink that reflects the artist.
The Shogun ink was developed to honour Kenzo Takada. He is recognised worldwide as one of the most famous creators and designers of his generation. His style combines multicultural inspirations with a distinct Japanese touch.
Twilight-coloured ink coated with fine red and gold glitter. The resulting hue is reminiscent of certain armours from the Shogun era, for which Kenzo Takada held an appreciation.
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Jacques Herbin Artist Creations Inks Collection Kenzo Takada Shogun 50ml Ink
Jacques Herbin Artist Creations Inks Collection Kenzo Takada Shogun 50ml Ink
This new range of inks 'créations d'artistes' honours and celebrates people with exceptional talents by developing a new shade of ink that reflects the artist.
The Shogun ink was developed to honour Kenzo Takada. He is recognised worldwide as one of the most famous creators and designers of his generation. His style combines multicultural inspirations with a distinct Japanese touch.
Twilight-coloured ink coated with fine red and gold glitter. The resulting hue is reminiscent of certain armours from the Shogun era, for which Kenzo Takada held an appreciation.
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This new range of inks 'créations d'artistes' honours and celebrates people with exceptional talents by developing a new shade of ink that reflects the artist.
The Shogun ink was developed to honour Kenzo Takada. He is recognised worldwide as one of the most famous creators and designers of his generation. His style combines multicultural inspirations with a distinct Japanese touch.
Twilight-coloured ink coated with fine red and gold glitter. The resulting hue is reminiscent of certain armours from the Shogun era, for which Kenzo Takada held an appreciation.
