Vinta Inks Sikatuna/Sandugo 1565

This week it’s time to tackle some of the Vinta Series 1 inks, starting with Vinta Sikatuna Sandugo 1565. According to Vinta’s website , “In 1565, Datu Sikatuna and the Spanish Miguel López de Le...

Day 2 of the #30inks30days challenge brings us a super sheening ink- Vinta Sandugo. This may also be our first Vinta pick yet! If you plan on using this in a pen, take precautions. Due to the she...

Today we will be reviewing Vinta Inks Sikatuna Sandungo 1565. This is a deep red ink inspired by a blood contract, a “Sandugo”, formed between Datu Sikatuna and Miguel Lopez de Legazpi in 1565. ...

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Ink Review:Vinta Sikatuna [sandugo 1565]In 1565, Datu Sikatuna and the Spanish Miguel López de Legazpi made a blood compact, or Sandugo, to seal their friend­ship with trust. This beautiful dark re...

An ink review of Vinta Inks Sikatuna Sandugo fountain pen ink, it's an intense sheening ink with a pinkish, brick red base and green gold sheen.

Someone should have found a way to make history come alive this way when I was in secondary school. Peek at Philippines' history through the snippets these bold inks carry. Inks with Stories 5 V...