3952 Old Goat - X888 Rosewood Rose Gold Steel Nib Series Fountain Pen

X888:3952 Old Goat - Rosewood (Natural Wood Model), simple and elegant, perfect balance, comfortable writing model. Elegant barrel-shaped cap, flexible clip design, grey chrome electroplated metal accents, natural rosewood model (not a high-definition, high-gloss version), natural wood grain (each pen has a unique wood grain, high-quality random selection), screw-on, airtight cap, perfect balance grip design, a simple and elegant comfortable writing model. The nib is a German Bock #250 (#6) Rose Gold steel nib, meticulously handcrafted by Old Goat artisans into a calligraphic tip capable of producing lines of varying thickness, mimicking a brush pen. It offers a responsive writing experience, allowing for nuanced strokes in Chinese characters and expressing your unique taste. A standard, unmodified straight nib is also available (four nib widths: EF, F, M, B). If your handwriting is small or compact, we recommend the EF (Extra Fine) or F (Fine) nib. If you write larger characters or are looking for a reliable signature pen, the M (Medium) or B (Broad) nib is recommended. **Gift Set Includes: German SCHMIDT K2 Converter (inkless) + One handcrafted black genuine leather pen sleeve made by Taiwanese artisans (style randomly selected) + 3952 Old Goat premium gift box packaging.** Pen Dimensions: Total pen length 150mm, cap length 69mm, outer diameter 17.5mm, body including nib 130mm, outer diameter 14.4mm, overall weight approximately 46 grams. Hand-tuned Calligraphic Nib: 1. For calligraphic nibs, it is generally recommended to first dip the nib in ink and allow it to break in for a period before using a converter. 2. If you experience skipping with a converter, check the angle at which you hold the nib. Both iridium points should land on the paper simultaneously; avoid writing with one side only. If skipping persists, check if paper fibers or debris are stuck on the nib. 3. Try filling the ink directly into the pen by removing the converter. 4. Rinse the nib first. If one iridium point is higher than the other, or if excessive pressure is applied, it can cause misalignment of the iridium points, leading to scratching and paper debris accumulation in the nib slit. 5. The calligraphic nib is created by adjusting an EF nib into a curved tip. Line variation is achieved not by pressing down, but by the angle of the pen holder, utilizing the nib's curvature to create thickness. Holding the pen more upright reduces the contact area with the paper, resulting in finer lines. The more the pen is tilted, the larger the contact area, producing thicker lines. The ability to write with varying line widths depends on your skill and practice. In response to environmental protection, we do not proactively provide paper bags. If you require one for gifting purposes, please specify this in the order notes after placing your order. Thank you. Images are for reference only. The product is sold individually. Some photos may have slight color variations due to lighting and angles; the actual product prevails. Note: Regularly wipe and maintain the inside of the pen body and cap. When storing, do not leave the nib facing downwards for extended periods. Warm Reminder: Do not press down on the nib or write with it angled to the left or right (for right-handed users, it is recommended to hold the nib pointing towards the 10 or 11 o'clock position). This can inadvertently cause iridium point misalignment, leading to scratching and ink skipping. The nib should be rinsed with clean water regularly to prevent ink clogs that may affect writing quality.