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Wearingeul takes inspiration from different writers, poets and works of literature through history and create vivid, high quality inks. Their aim is to enjoy and appreciate the essence of literature in our lives and to encourage a more emotional lifestyle where everything has meaning.
Lee Yuk Sa was a Korean poet and independence activist. He started writing poetry after his first release from prison in 1927. The name 'Lee Yuk-sa' is taken from his prison cell number during his 18-month incarceration, 264.
This ink comes in a smartly packaged square bottle containing 30ml of ink.
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FREE Royal Mail Standard delivery for orders over £100, and just £3.50 for smaller orders. Royal Mail Priority is available as an option, for £3.50 on orders over £100, £5.50 on smaller orders. Express available for £9, or FREE with any order over £400. No delivery surcharges for Northern Ireland, Highlands & Islands or anywhere else!
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Wearingeul takes inspiration from different writers, poets and works of literature through history and create vivid, high quality inks. Their aim is to enjoy and appreciate the essence of literature in our lives and to encourage a more emotional lifestyle where everything has meaning.
Lee Yuk Sa was a Korean poet and independence activist. He started writing poetry after his first release from prison in 1927. The name 'Lee Yuk-sa' is taken from his prison cell number during his 18-month incarceration, 264.
This ink comes in a smartly packaged square bottle containing 30ml of ink.
Additional information
Product Code:
Ink Colour:
Item Material:
Orders placed before 3pm Monday to Friday will normally be sent out the same day.
UK Orders
FREE Royal Mail Standard delivery for orders over £100, and just £3.50 for smaller orders. Royal Mail Priority is available as an option, for £3.50 on orders over £100, £5.50 on smaller orders. Express available for £9, or FREE with any order over £400. No delivery surcharges for Northern Ireland, Highlands & Islands or anywhere else!
International
International deliveries vary in cost, so you'll need to add the items you want to your basket, and enter the checkout to see the options for delivery. Prices and payment methods will reflect your country, and many countries have all taxes and duties included to make things easier and more predictable.
Orders over 2kg
For all orders outside the UK, heavy orders may cost more to send, but the shipping cost will be displayed in the checkout before you commit.
More Information
For more, see our Delivery Information page.