3952 Old Goat-Taroko carefully selected abalone shell Rose Gold tip (rouge knife) pen

Taroko (TAROKO): 3952 Old Goat - named after Taiwan's famous tourist attractions, with a large and steady writing style. The handmade abalone shell material is used and then assembled piece by piece to connect the texture of each piece as much as possible. The shell pieces have natural textures and natural colors. They are manually polished and then covered on the Bronze, and then coated with a thick layer of transparent paint. The wiring can be seen but not touched. Natural texture, colorful, dazzling, and beautiful (natural texture, high quality, shipped randomly). It is equipped with a phantom pattern engraved black alloy electroplated metal rotating air-tight pen cap, gray chrome electroplated accessories, and a special elastic mechanism pen clip design. The pen tip is made of German goat BOCK #250 (#6) Rose Gold tip, which is then manually ground and adjusted by old goat craftsmen to make a tip ~ similar to a long knife tip (rouge knife), which can write slight changes in thickness, enjoy Different writing experience. **Product combination bonus: German SCHMIDT K2 ink absorber (no ink) + a black leather pen cover hand-sewn by a Taiwanese master (style shipped randomly) + 3952 old goat texture pen box packaging** Pen size: length 149mm, cap diameter 14.5mm, barrel diameter 14.5mm, weight about 55 grams. In response to environmental protection, we do not provide paper bags on our own initiative. If you need to give gifts, please take the initiative to inform us in the remarks after placing the order, thank you. The picture is for reference only. The product is a single piece. Some photos may have slight color difference due to the lighting angle. The real product is the main product. Remarks: The body of the pen and the interior of the pen cap should be wiped and maintained frequently, and the nib should not be placed down for a long time when it is standing still. Warm reminder: Do not press the nib when writing or write to the left or right (for right-handers, it is recommended that the pen tip should point around 10 or 11 o'clock when writing) to avoid accidentally causing the iridium point to be misplaced and causing scraping and ink breakage. The nib should be rinsed with clean water frequently to avoid ink jam and blockage affecting the writing quality.