Walnut Ink: Protection & Unbinding Guide

Handcrafted Walnut Ink: Protection & Unbinding Guide What it isWalnut ink is an earthy, water-based drawing and writing ink made from the husks of the black walnut. It dries to warm browns that layer beautifully, holds a line with dip pens, and makes soft washes with a brush. Think of it as a grounded ally for setting boundaries and releasing the subtle "spells" we cast on ourselves through old stories and stuck patterns. Basic useShake gently. For a deep line, use it straight with a dip pen. For washes, dilute 1:1 to 1:3 with water. Let layers dry between passes for richer tone. Rinse nibs and brushes with water after use. Walnut ink is water-reactive, so you can lift and soften edges with a damp brush. Great addition to your water color collection as well. Protection practice Prepare your space. Breathe, name your intention to be protected and clear. On small paper, draw a simple boundary sigil or a circle with a dot at center. Write a short sentence inside the circle, such as "I