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Kuretake
Twin-tip marker for art and craft
Multi-use drawing pen
Multi-use drawing pen
Fude pens designed specifically for Kanji lettering
Professional-quality refillable synthetic brush pen
For use with the Tegami Letter Pen
Professional-quality refillable synthetic brush pen
Stunning sable-hair refillable brush pen
Stunning sable-hair refillable brush pen
Professional-quality refillable synthetic brush pen
Kuretake Zig Emboss Twin Tip Set of 3 Assorted
£6.00
£8.50
Kuretake Zig Emboss Twin Tip Set of 4 Assorted
£7.00
£10.50
Kuretake Zig Kurecolor Twin Tipped Marker Pen Set of 24
£59.00
£84.00
Kuretake Zig Kurecolor Twin Tipped Marker Pen Set of 36
£126.00
£180.00
Kuretake Zig Opaque Pen
£3.90
Black,Blue,Red,Green,Blue-Black,Brown,Dark Red,Light Green,White,Yellow
Easily applied with all types of paintbrushes, including water brushes. Create light washes or heavy layers.
Easily applied with all types of paintbrushes, including water brushes. Create light washes or heavy layers.
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Kuretake FAQ
What’s the history of Kuretake?
Kuretake started as a company called ‘Watatani Shokai’, and was founded in Nara, Japan, in 1902. They originally made Sumi, which is a traditional black ink used in Japanese art. They still specialise in Sumi but have been branching out into other calligraphy inks and pens for decades.
What makes Kuretake different?
As an innovative brand, Kuretake has been making different products that artists have loved using for a long time. Despite that, they are very grounded in their traditional ink-making background. That means they have a long history of consistently high-quality products.
Recommended Kuretake products
The Kuretake Mangaka Flexible Drawing Pen is popular with manga artists and cartoonists. It’s not a fude pen, but the flexible tip has very similar properties. They are also resistant to both alcohol and watercolour markers, so they can be used with them without bleeding or smudging.
Zig has been a general Kuratake brand since the 1970s, and were designed to be an affordable option for stationery products. The Zig Kurecolor marker pens are a particularly popular range, especially the Twin Tipped markers, with a 6.5mm broad chisel tip on one side and a 1mm fine bullet nib on the other.