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.

Seeing an inkwell or pen case signifies honor, status, and elevation according to its value. It may also signify a wife, wealth, a servant, marriage, benefit through a woman, or a matter connected with a child. Writing from an inkwell signifies obtaining a servant; the inkwell is also interpreted as goodness, news, benefit, and patience. Writing a page with it signifies inheritance. Kirmani says finding an inkwell signifies marriage to a female relative, while practicing writing from it signifies marriage; a silver inkwell carries the same reading, a yellow-metal inkwell signifies benefit, and an iron one strength and firmness in affairs.