Sailor Shikiori Fountain Pen 14K Gold Medium Nib Resin Body

Discover the Sailor Shikiori Fountain Pen, featuring a 14K Gold Medium Nib, which introduces an exquisite seasonal aesthetic to your daily script. Taking its cue from Japan's distinct four seasons, this writing tool blends gentle, subtle hues with sophisticated accent elements, presenting an appearance that is both artistic and suitable for professional settings. This fountain pen is engineered for effortless, comfortable writing, equipped with a medium 14K gold nib that ensures a consistent ink stream. Its PMMA resin body renders it exceptionally light, while the gold IP-finished metal elements provide a refined luster, making it perfect for journal entries, scribbling notes, endorsing documents, or as a distinguished present.

• Product Material: PMMA resin, 14K gold, metal

• Manufacturer: Sailor Pen

• Made in: Japan

• Medium 14K gold nib for fluid, highly responsive script
• Design motif drawn from Japanese seasons and avian species of Turkey
• PMMA resin casing ensures a light feel for comfortable extended use
• Metal components with gold IP finish lend a refined visual appeal
• Small-scale fountain pen ideal for diaries, agendas, and desktop convenience
• Produced in Japan, showcasing meticulous detail and expert artistry

Insert an appropriate fountain pen ink cartridge or converter, then apply gentle, light pressure as you write, allowing the nib to smoothly traverse the paper. Employ suitable paper types to achieve optimal ink delivery and minimize instances of feathering or bleed-through. Should the pen be inactive for extended periods, flush the nib and feed with lukewarm water before switching ink shades or stowing it away.

When not in use, keep the pen capped and shield it from direct sunlight, extreme heat, and excessive dampness. Cleanse the nib and feed regularly with lukewarm water, particularly when altering inks or following prolonged periods of writing. Steer clear of potent chemicals, abrasive materials, and dropping the pen, as these can cause harm to the nib, its finish, or the resin casing.