Krishna Sea and Storm is a purple ink from the Super Rich Series that appears nearly black in fine nibs but reveals its true purple color in broader nibs and through magnification. The ink offers good flow and reasonable dry times but exhibits moderate feathering on some papers and has minimal water resistance, making it better suited for general writing than archival use.
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First Look: Krishna Inks
Initial impressions of Krishna Sea & Storm describe it as a deep dark plum with a spooky green undercurrent, noting the inks are viscous and drier, suitable for lower quality papers.
Krishna Fountain Pen Inks
User review discusses Krishna Sea-&-Storm ink, noting it appears purple on swabs but writes almost black in a Platinum #3776 with fine nib, with good flow and drying times.
Krishna - Mountain of Ink
Review of Krishna ink highlights average flow, medium water resistance, no feathering on fountain pen papers, and compares it favorably to other Super Rich series inks for behavior and shading.
Krishna Sea At Night - Quite Obscure? - Ink Reviews
Review of Krishna Sea at Night from the RC series focuses on its sheening and shading properties in fountain pens.
Krishna swatch tests - fountain pen ink art
Swatch tests of Krishna inks praise their eclectic colors and performance with water and bleach, though specific details on Sea and Storm are not highlighted.
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