3952 Old Goat - Natural Lacquer Fountain Pen, Kavalan, Black Iron Sword (Matte Black), Standard Titanium Straight Nib Fountain Pen

KAVALAN: 3952 Old Goat - Natural Lacquer Fountain Pen (Original Color Series) Black Iron Sword (Matte Black). Hand-crafted using natural lacquer over a metal core, with 49 layers of black lacquer polished to create a unique, matte finish. The surface feels as warm and smooth as jade, making it a delight to hold. The pen is finished with matte chrome-plated accents and a uniquely designed flexible spring clip. The nib is a German BOCK #250 (#6) standard titanium nib (EF nib). Unlike standard steel nibs, the titanium nib offers a softer, more responsive writing experience for added comfort. If you would like to request a different nib type or a customized architect grind, please message the designer to confirm before ordering. (Note: Prices may vary depending on the nib choice.) **Included Accessories: German SCHMIDT K2 converter (ink not included), a refined ribbon-tie pen pouch (style chosen at random), and a 3952 Old Goat wooden gift box.** Fountain Pen Dimensions: Total length approx. 150mm; barrel and grip length approx. 106mm; maximum diameter (excluding clip) approx. 16mm; total weight (excluding nib) approx. 48g. To support environmental efforts, we do not automatically include paper bags. If you need one for a gift, please specify in the order notes. Product images are for reference only; the listing is for a single pen. Some photos may show slight color variations due to lighting and angles; please refer to the actual product. Note: Please regularly wipe and maintain the interior of the barrel and cap. When not in use, avoid storing the pen with the nib facing downward for long periods. Gentle Reminder: Avoid applying excessive pressure while writing, and ensure the nib is held at the correct angle (for right-handed users, we recommend pointing the nib toward the 10 or 11 o'clock position) to prevent iridium tip misalignment, which can cause scratching or ink skipping. Rinse the nib regularly with water to prevent ink buildup that may affect writing performance.