3952 Lao Shanyang - SIRAYA Black Water/White Water Titanium Nib Knife Grind (Small Tang Dao) Fountain Pen

SIRAYA: 3952 Lao Shanyang - Named after Taiwan's indigenous people, an elegantly designed model. The brass tube is intricately engraved with a fine water ripple pattern, polished, and then plated with black chrome/white chrome. A transparent lacquer finish is applied to create a stereoscopic, crystal-clear pattern. The engraving is visible but not palpable, offering a tactile sensation that makes it irresistible to hold and play with. This process is what we call Tanghulu craftsmanship (akin to high-definition, high-gloss finishing). The pen's design includes a central waist, creating harmonious proportions, complemented by black/bright chrome accessories and a special flexible spring clip mechanism. The nib is a small-size German Bock #180 (#5) standard titanium nib, hand-ground and adjusted by Lao Shanyang artisans into a pseudo-long-knife grind (small Tang dao ~ pseudo-long-knife grind). It allows for subtle variations in line width, distinguishing it from steel nibs, and lets you enjoy the flexibility and writing feedback of a titanium nib. **Gift Set Includes:** A German SCHMIDT K2 converter (inkless) + one hand-stitched black genuine leather pen sleeve made by a Taiwanese master craftsman (style shipped randomly) + a 3952 Lao Shanyang premium pen box packaging. Fountain Pen Dimensions: Total length approximately 143mm, barrel plus grip section approximately 109mm, maximum diameter (excluding clip) approximately 13.8mm, total weight (excluding nib) approximately 35g. In support of environmental protection, we do not proactively provide paper bags. If a gift bag is required, please state this in the remarks 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. Notes: Regularly wipe and maintain the inside of the pen body and cap. When stored, do not leave the nib pointing downwards for extended periods. Warm Reminder: Avoid pressing down on the nib while writing and avoid writing with excessive pressure to the left or right (for right-handed users, it is recommended to write with the nib pointing towards the 10 or 11 o'clock position). This prevents accidental displacement of the iridium tip, which can cause scratching and ink flow issues. The nib should be rinsed with clean water regularly to prevent ink clogging and affecting writing quality.