Yellow Bowery Tattoo Ink was developed with the help of Bowery Stan Moskowitz. Matched to the vintage yellow, one of the original colors found on the Bowery back in the 50's.

You wouldn't think so but white was one of the first colors developed by Stan and his pals on the Bowery in the 50's. Here, his line of vintage inks has been recreated with the Bowery Ink line.

Red was the hardest color to get your hands on as a tattooist in NYC in the 1950's. Bowery Stan's search resulted in mercurial reds and things that should not be put into the arm. Here, this true Red Tattoo Ink is in homage to Bowery Stan's search for red ink when he was just starting in the tattoo game

Green was one of the original tattoo colors that tattooists could get their hands on in the 50's down on the Bowery in NYC. Bowery Stan Moskowitz shared his stories with Intenze to collaborate on a line of vintage tattoo pigments. Intenze took the classic green pigment a step further and created Irish Green Tattoo Ink.

A true blue-green color developed by Bowery Stan Moskowitz who worked with the very first green pigment ever.

Bowery Stan Moskowitz collaborated with Intenze to bring a line of inks that are reminiscent of the days he was happy to have brown pigment made from iron oxide (used as cement paint back in the day). Well, we've come a long way and with Stan's help we developed a true vintage brown color that is exquisite!

Blue was hard to come by back then on the Bowery. The first time Bowery Stan Moskowitz saw blue tattoo ink it was "the most beautiful blue he'd ever seen". That is, until Intenze developed this one!

In the 50's when Bowery Stan Moskowitz first began tattooing, the black tattoo ink was a carbon based ink. Yikes! Try this Black from the Bowery Ink line instead!

About Bowery Stan:

"My name is Stanley Moskowitz, and I was born the son of Sailor Willie Moskowitz; who apprenticed under the legendary Charlie Wagner. At the age of 12, I did my first tattoo of a flower on my father's leg as Billy Jones (Jonesy) watched- I would later become his apprentice. At 14 years old, I began tattooing full-time on the Bowery, and I never looked back. The pigments in this box are the true colors we used down on the Bowery, and my way of saying 'thank you' to my father and Jonesy by keeping these traditions alive. If you are looking to do real Old School style tattoos, then you should only be using these colors and that's it."
Thank You for your support. Good luck and God bless tattooing, Bowery Stan