Vendeur: Platinum
Platinum Fountain Pen Medium Point with Modern Makie Tsuru Design Dual-Use
Détails du produit
Description
Discover the refined elegance of the Platinum Fountain Pen Medium Point with Modern Makie Tsuru Design Dual-Use, a perfect blend of traditional Japanese artistry and contemporary style. This pen offers a smooth writing experience ideal for everyday use, whether at work, school, or personal journaling. Its medium point tip ensures clear and consistent ink flow, making your handwriting stand out with precision and grace.
Adorned with a modern Makie Tsuru design, this fountain pen is not only a writing instrument but also a statement piece that reflects a rich cultural heritage. The dual-use feature enhances its versatility, allowing you to enjoy the benefits of a fountain pen with added convenience. Crafted for those who appreciate both functionality and aesthetics, this pen elevates your writing routine to an art form.
Details
• Product Material: Resin and Metal
• Manufacturer: Platinum Pen Co.
Features
- Medium point nib for smooth and precise writing
- Modern Makie Tsuru design showcasing traditional Japanese craftsmanship
- Dual-use functionality for versatile writing options
- Ergonomic design for comfortable daily use
- High-quality resin and metal construction for durability
How to use
To use the Platinum Fountain Pen, gently dip the nib into ink or fill the cartridge as per the instructions provided. Hold the pen at a comfortable angle and write with light pressure to enjoy smooth ink flow. After use, securely cap the pen to prevent drying. For dual-use functionality, refer to the included guide to switch between writing modes safely.
Care instructions
Clean the nib regularly with lukewarm water to prevent ink buildup and ensure optimal performance. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials when cleaning. Store the pen capped in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Refrain from dropping or exposing the pen to extreme temperatures to maintain its finish and functionality.



