There are two elements of Pigma ink that make it such a superior product over dyestuff for people looking for permanence, including scrapbookers. Pigma’s colour doesn’t change over time. When possible, Sakura uses single pigments for colouring, eliminating the possibility of pigment separation over time or exposure to outside elements. Secondly, Pigma ink also dries to a neutral pH, making it neither acid nor alkaline. As such, it doesn’t adversely affect the paper or other materials on which it’s used.

This line width (.45 mm) is available in Black, Blue, Red, Green, Brown, Rose and Purple. To make your colour choice click on the box marked “Pigma”, highlight your selection and then you can input the quantity you would like.