Wilderness Collection – 2026 Edition -New 40ml Bottle:
The Wilderness Series is more than just a collection of inks; it's an invitation to explore the natural beauty of Tasmania. Each ink is a journey into the heart of Tasmania's wilderness, capturing the essence of its majestic landscapes, vibrant flora and fauna, and awe-inspiring vistas. These inks are not just for writing; they are for experiencing, for capturing moments of inspiration, for bringing a touch of Tasmania's wilderness into your everyday life.
Azure Kingfisher (Shimmer):The colour was inspired by the stunningly beautiful Tasmanian Azure Kingfisher, whose plumage is a remarkably entrancing blue with a unique deep red sheen, while his breast has golden fiery orange tones. This complex and multifaceted ink was built to replicate all the beauty in the kingfisher’s coat, with shades from light aqua, to teal green and dark royal blue, and a golden shimmer that plays with the light to create greenish tones, all bordered by a vibrant red sheen. This ink is decadent, eye-catching and a true delight to write with.
Black Tongue Spider Orchid: This colour was inspired by the exotic and enticing Black tongue spider orchid (Caladenia caudata). Tasmania’s orchids are some of the most beautiful in the world. This species is found only in Tasmania. The Black Tongue Spider Orchid, with a gorgeous shade from black to deep magenta, is under conservation and listed as vulnerable due to agricultural expansion and disturbance in burning in certain regions.
Hanging Lake: Situated within the isolated east Arthur ranges of Tasmania’s South West Wilderness is Hanging Lake, one of the highest altitude melt-water tarns, a serene majestic dark blue lake hidden within the rugged back drop of Federation Peak. This ink is a dark blue-black ink with a strong mahogany sheen, and is an excellent everyday writing.
Hastings Caves (Shimmer):Tasmania is home to some of the deepest and longest cave systems in the world. When brightly lit, this huge complex of dolomite caves at the southern most tip of Tasmania shines a golden brown and glistens with its countless delicate stalactites. Hastings is also home to a natural hot spring that warms the nearby rivers year-round to 280C. This ink shades from faintest yellow to dark amber, with greenish edging sheens and light silver shimmer.
