Today's Writing Session at Pojok Selatan #5 was a wonderful, intimate workshop where everyone had the opportunity not only to write, but also to share stories, ask questions, and learn from one another. For many of us who grew up in Indonesia during the 2000s, writing with a fountain pen has become a long-forgotten experience. Holding one again brought back memories while introducing an entirely new way of writing. Some participants found it challenging at first, while others

Indonesia’s landscapes are shaped by remarkable biodiversity. Across thousands of islands, countless species of plants have become woven into local traditions, daily life, and cultural memory. Some are celebrated and widely recognized, while others remain quietly rooted in the places they call home. At Tinta Nusantara, we have always believed that preserving heritage does not only happen in museums or history books. Sometimes, it begins with something more personal—a story ca

Writing with ink is more than just putting words on paper — it’s capturing stories in every stroke. In this piece, we explore Yamata no Orochi, a deep bold green from Tinta Nusantara’s Magical Garden Series, inspired by mythical creatures. Discover the beauty of writing, and find both inks and pens available at Berkah Copy Center, Pondok Cabe, or via Instagram DM and WhatsApp.

In this in-depth review, YouTuber Kikay explores Tinta Nusantara’s Indonesian Presidents Ink Collection—seven inks inspired by Indonesia’s leaders. Each color tells a story of legacy, power, and personality through bold hues and smooth performance.

A detailed review of Tinta Nusantara’s reformulated fountain pen inks highlights richer colors, smoother flow, and pen-friendly performance. Discover how our updated inks deliver both beauty and reliability—perfect for journaling, sketching, and everyday writing.