Wearingeul World Literature Ⅱ Ink Masking Tape
Description
Wearingeul has thoughtfully solved a familiar problem: how to enjoy the beauty of ink on paper that would rather not be inked. The Wearingeul World Literature Ⅱ Ink Masking Tape faithfully recreates the depth and nuance of Wearingeul’s ink colours—right down to their tonal variation—without the risk of smudging or bleed-through.
Expertly crafted for smudge-prone papers, this refined washi tape offers the look of ink with the convenience of tape. It’s ideal for artists, writers, and stationery enthusiasts who want expressive colour without committing pen to page. Whether you’re decorating a journal, dividing sections in notes, or adding subtle accents to creative projects, this tape behaves impeccably and looks quietly impressive while doing so.
Why You’ll Love It
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Ink Effects, No Ink Anxiety: Replicates the beauty of ink colours precisely, without smears or show-through.
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Made for Everyday Creativity: Perfect for papers that don’t welcome liquid ink particularly well.
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Simple, Elegant, Adaptable: Adds colour and structure with minimal effort and no mess.
Details
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Size: 10mm x 5m
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Material: Washi Paper
- Country of Origin: Korea
Wearingeul has thoughtfully solved a familiar problem: how to enjoy the beauty of ink on paper that would rather not be inked. The Wearingeul World Literature Ⅱ Ink Masking Tape faithfully recreates the depth and nuance of Wearingeul’s ink colours—right down to their tonal variation—without the risk of smudging or bleed-through.
Expertly crafted for smudge-prone papers, this refined washi tape offers the look of ink with the convenience of tape. It’s ideal for artists, writers, and stationery enthusiasts who want expressive colour without committing pen to page. Whether you’re decorating a journal, dividing sections in notes, or adding subtle accents to creative projects, this tape behaves impeccably and looks quietly impressive while doing so.
Why You’ll Love It
-
Ink Effects, No Ink Anxiety: Replicates the beauty of ink colours precisely, without smears or show-through.
-
Made for Everyday Creativity: Perfect for papers that don’t welcome liquid ink particularly well.
-
Simple, Elegant, Adaptable: Adds colour and structure with minimal effort and no mess.
Details
-
Size: 10mm x 5m
-
Material: Washi Paper
- Country of Origin: Korea
Delivery & Returns
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£3.99 |
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£4.99 |
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£7.99 |
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