Nagasawa Original Fountain Pen - ENGRAVE -EN- - Limited Edition (Coming Soon)
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Nagasawa Original Fountain Pen - ENGRAVE -EN- - Limited Edition
As the second installment in the ENGRAVE series, the limited edition ENGRAVE -EN- continues the legacy of the ENGRAVE -kou-, reimagining elegance through a striking combination of deep red resin and gold-toned hardware. Red symbolizes passion and affection, while gold represents wealth, power, and prosperity—together creating a luxurious and energetic harmony. The design draws inspiration from timeless architectural masterpieces, from the golden roofs and red pillars of Beijing’s Forbidden City to the opulent crimson and gold of the Paris Opera House and the divine splendor of St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. Each embodies an enduring spirit of artistry that transcends eras, much like the pen itself.
The name ENGRAVE evokes the idea of “carving,” symbolizing wisdom and creativity passed down through generations. The “EN” prefix also echoes “energy,” representing the creative force behind writing and expression. Together, these ideas reflect a timeless connection between tradition and innovation, embodied in a fountain pen designed to be appreciated as both a writing instrument and a work of art.
This pocket-sized fountain pen is compact when capped and extends to a comfortable length for writing when posted. As a limited edition, each pen features a unique serial number engraved on the side of the nib, adding to its collectible character.
- 14k gold nib
- Nib: Engraved with a weathervane motif
- Fill Mechanism: Cartridge/Mini Converter; Note: Standard converter does not fit due to its size
- Includes 2 black cartridges and 1 pre-installed converter
- Serial number is located on the side of the nib
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Dimensions:
- Length (capped): 11.8 cm
- Weight: 26g
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.
