3952 Laoshanyan - NARUWAN Rosewood Spring Steel Nib Series Fountain Pen

NARUWAN: 3952 Laoshanyan - Our Beautiful Homeland, A Grand and Elegant Writing Model. Crafted from carefully selected rosewood (this model features the natural wood aesthetic, not a high-definition, high-gloss finish; an excellent value option for those who appreciate the raw beauty of wood), showcasing natural grain patterns, shipped randomly with premium quality. The fountain pen is accented with gunmetal grey electroplated clips and metal components. It features a barrel-shaped, rotating, airtight cap design, complemented by a uniquely molded clip with a special spring mechanism, making it a joy to handle and hold. This pen model is available with two types of nibs: the Spring steel tip (Queyue knife) and the spring steel calligraphy tip, both ground and modified from flexible steel nibs. The Queyue knife is meticulously hand-ground and adjusted by Laoshanyan artisans from a German JoWo #6 (WIN #12) flexible steel nib (F-tip) into a blade-like tip. It allows for subtle variations in line width, offering a more elastic writing feel than standard ground nibs. Its tactile sensation is distinct, durable, pressure-resistant, and easy to master. The spring steel calligraphy tip is handcrafted and adjusted by Laoshanyan artisans from a German JoWo #6 (WIN #12) flexible steel nib (EF-tip) to produce varying line widths, mimicking the expressive strokes of a calligraphy brush. It offers a unique artistic flair, a distinct tactile feel, is durable, pressure-resistant, and easy to adopt, making it an ideal entry-level choice for calligraphy beginners. **Gift Set Includes: German SCHMIDT K2 Converter (inkless) + One handmade black genuine leather pen sleeve by a Taiwanese master artisan (style shipped randomly) + Special 3952 Laoshanyan presentation box.** Fountain Pen Dimensions: Total length approximately 154mm, body and grip section length approximately 105mm, maximum diameter approximately 17mm (excluding clip), total weight approximately 43g (excluding nib). Hand-ground and adjusted calligraphy nib: 1. For calligraphy nibs, it is recommended to start by dipping in ink for writing (do not remove the converter installed in the pen barrel to prevent ink from flowing back into the pen body after writing). After a period of adjustment, use the converter for inking. 2. The calligraphy nib is an EF nib ground and adjusted to have a gentle curve, allowing for line width variation not solely through pressure, but by the angle of the pen hold, utilizing the nib's curvature to achieve different line thicknesses. Holding the pen more upright results in less contact area between the nib and paper, producing finer lines. A more slanted angle or slight pressure increases the contact area, yielding broader strokes. The ability to write thick or thin lines depends on your proficiency (each nib has a certain tolerance for pressure; avoid excessive force to prevent nib damage or misalignment. It is advisable to place a writing pad under the paper while writing). In response to environmental protection efforts, paper bags are not provided proactively. If a gift bag is required, 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 not in use, avoid storing the pen with the nib pointing downwards for extended periods. Friendly Reminder: When writing, do not press down hard on the nib or write with the nib angled excessively to the left or right (for right-handed users, it is recommended to hold the pen so the nib points towards the 10 or 11 o'clock position). This prevents accidental iridium point misalignment, which can cause scratching or ink flow interruption. Rinse the nib with clean water regularly to prevent ink buildup and blockages that may affect writing quality. Friendly Reminder: The Spring steel tip has a certain tolerance for pressure. Begin writing with a light touch and gradually increase pressure to test the nib's elasticity. Only downward force can slightly spread the tines; horizontal strokes should be executed with a light touch. Avoid applying force without direction or excessive pressure to prevent nib damage or misalignment. Friendly Reminder: The spring steel calligraphy tip also has a certain tolerance for pressure. Begin writing with a light touch and gradually increase pressure to test the nib's elasticity. Avoid applying force without direction or excessive pressure to prevent nib damage or misalignment.