Inkwell

Seeing an inkwell filled with ink signifies a bound book containing fine words, a wealthy and beautiful woman, and, for a strange or unmarried woman, a wealthy man. At times an inkwell signifies beneficial knowledge, calligraphers, and ample provision.

Seeing an inkwell signifies marriage to a wealthy woman. Kirmani said: Finding an inkwell signifies marriage to a woman from among one's relatives.

Seeing one's inkwell made of silver also signifies marriage, or that the dreamer will bring a servant into the household.

If a person sees a pen case in a dream, it is a sign of honor, state power, and eminence in proportion to its value. Sometimes seeing a pen case is also a sign of a wife, wealth, a servant, marriage, benefit that will come from a woman, and a situation and aim that will come about through children. For this reason, seeing oneself write from a pen case signifies coming to own a servant. Sometimes seeing a pen case is interpreted in four ways: a) goodness, b) news, c) benefit, d) patience. If a person sees himself write a page with a pen case, it is interpreted as an inheritance, and an inheritance will come to him from somewhere. Kirmani said: Seeing oneself find a pen case or an inkwell signifies marrying a woman from among one's relatives.

Seeing oneself practise calligraphy from an inkwell is a sign of marriage.

Seeing one's inkwell made of silver is interpreted the same way. An inkwell of yellow metal signifies benefit, and an inkwell of iron signifies strength and firmness in affairs.