Sakura Soufflé Gel Pen

🖊️ Sakura Soufflé Gel Pen | Pastel & White Series 🖊️
ふんわりカラーの3Dペンで、描くたびにふくらむ立体感✨

Bring your crafts to life with the magical dimension of Soufflé pens by Sakura! These soft pastel and white gel pens leave raised ink lines you can actually feel, adding texture and charm to all your creative projects. Perfect for journaling, scrapbooking, happy mail, and more!

🎁 What’s Inside
📦 Set of individual pens or full bundle available
🎨 Opaque, matte finish with 3D texture on non-porous surfaces
🖍️ Choose from 10 unique colors: White, Pink, Orange, Apricot, Light Peach, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Gray

🎨 Color List
💛 Soufflé Yellow (スフレイエロー)
🧡 Soufflé Orange (スフレオレンジ)
🍊 Soufflé Light Orange (スフライトオレンジ)
💗 Soufflé Pink (スフレピンク)
💜 Soufflé Purple (スフレパープル)
🌿 Soufflé Light Green (スフライトグリーン)
💚 Soufflé Green (スフレグリーン)
💙 Soufflé Blue (スフレブルー)
🖤 Soufflé Gray (スフレグレー)
🤍 Soufflé White (スフレホワイト)

📌 Why You’ll Love It
✨ Raised, touchable ink adds real texture to paper, glass, plastic, and more
🌈 Soft pastel hues show beautifully on both dark and light backgrounds
🖋️ No pumping or shaking needed — just write slowly and let the ink shine
💡 White ink appears clear at first, then reveals itself as it dries
✍️ Best for decorative lettering or coloring — not ideal for long writing due to slow drying
🕒 Dry time varies by surface and ink amount (be patient for the magic!)

📏 Product Specs
• Pen Type: 3D Gel Ink Pen
• Line Width: Medium (0.6mm roller ball)
• Ink Finish: Opaque, matte, pastel
• Recommended Surfaces: Plastic, vellum, acetate, coated paper, glass
• Country of Origin: 🇯🇵 Japan (Sakura Color Products Corporation)

📸 Show Off Your Art!
Tag us @lunahobbystore and share how you use your Soufflé pens for your next journaling or craft masterpiece 💌

⚠️ Important Note:
Soufflé is a specialty craft pen designed for decorative writing or coloring. Because of its thick, dimensional ink, it requires slow writing and longer drying times, especially on non-porous surfaces. The white ink starts clear and becomes visible as it dries. For best results, avoid using it for extended or fast writing.