Nagasawa Original Fountain Pen - Chocolate Series - Bitter Chocolate
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Nagasawa Original Fountain Pen - Chocolate Series - Bitter Chocolate
A rich, chocolatey take on a classic fountain pen, the Nagasawa Chocolate Series Fountain Pen – Bitter Chocolate is the first release in the Chocolate Series. Inspired by the chocolate-themed colors from the Kobe INK Monogatari series, the pen's warm brown body is paired with elegant rose gold-plated accents and a cocoa-colored finial, giving it the look of a perfectly indulgent treat. It skips the traditional decorative rings for a clean, ringless silhouette that puts the beautiful color front and center. Finished with a stainless steel nib engaved with Nagasawa's weather vane motif, available in EF, F, MF, M, and B, it’s a sweet companion for everyday writing!
- Large Stainless Steel nib
- Trim: Pink Gold Plated
- Filling mechanism: Cartridge or converter (proprietary)
- More Nagasawa fountain pens
- Length: 129 mm (capped) / 116 mm (uncapped)
- Diameter: 13 mm
- Weight: 21 g
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Comes with two cartridges
About Nagasawa:
Nagasawa Bungu Center, also known as Nagasawa Kobe, was founded as a local stationery store in 1882 and seeks to share the beauty of Kobe with stationery lovers around the world.
I literally dropped this on my tiled floor (it wasn’t inked yet and was capped) the day I got it in the mail (rolled off my desk) and inked it with the Strawberry Chocolate collab ink and it’s working perfectly xD It feels so amazing I LOVE the tactile feedback. This also happens to be my first time inking a pen so I’m glad it was indestructible. Also I don’t really care that it doesn’t have a fancy gold ring band; I really like that it’s got a sleeker/more refined profile. And the rose gold accent/plated-nib is perfect with the shades of brown. Definitely a pen that impresses much more in person than in the product images. And it’s definitely giving ‘quiet luxury’ chocolate!
Inked it with Sailor Idaho. Smooth writer on TMR paper.
