Peter Moss
Description
Tucked away from the busy streets of Piccadilly Circus, lives a quiet bookshop that houses an enchanting collection of rare and fine prints. These literary treasures are kept safe in this quaint, yet architecturally detailed shop, with each hand-carved telling it's own version of the same beautiful story. We then enter the shop and become enamoured by the collection of curiosities that bring every shelf to life. Finally, we find a single book amongst this sea of treasures, only to get lost again in its textures, gold foiling, and illustrated details.
Enamoured by its antiquity, we've created this series to inspire you to write your own everlasting story with The Bookshoppe Collection of fountain pen inks.
Ink Tone: Moss green, peat moss
Characteristics: earthy, rich, velvety, textural, vintage, historic
Features
• 38ml or 85ml ink reservoir
• Rich and saturated tones
• Red Sheen
• Water-based and compatible with all fountain pens
• Signature brass cap
Once Upon a Design
The latest Ferris Wheel Press fountain pen ink series takes us on a journey all the way to the acclaimed Piccadilly Circus region in London. This bustling hub and commercial district boasts an expansive thoroughfare and is part of the core of the city centre. The phrase “it's like Piccadilly Circus," is commonly used in the UK to refer to a place or situation which is extremely busy with people. It has been said that a person who stays long enough at Piccadilly Circus will eventually bump into everyone they know.
Within the bustling district on an offshoot street, lives a bookshop that could be easily missed. For those paying attention, they will discover this quiet gem which houses a collection of rare and fine prints. All of the treasures and untold stories found here became the inspiration for The Bookshoppe Collection.
In this collection, we start by appreciating the architectural charm of a vintage bookshop as we peruse the streetscape. We then enter the shop and become enamoured by the collection of curiosities that bring every shelf to life. Finally, we pick up a single book from the shelf to appreciate the craftsmanship of antique bookbinding.
Notable design details:
- A fascinating publication authored by Peter Moss, can you guess the title?
- Handcrafted antiquity inspired by traditional bookbinding techniques, letterpress printing, foil debossing, and vintage etching illustrative style