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The Platinum 3776 Century Chartres Blue GT combines the serene depth of Chartres Cathedral’s stained-glass blue with the warmth of gold-plated details. Crafted from translucent AS resin with a 14K gold nib and Slip & Seal system, it delivers precise and smooth writing that reflects Platinum’s Japanese craftsmanship.

Fountain pen decorated with Kanazawa gold leaf and modern makie, featuring Mt. Fuji at sunrise, 18k gold nib, and gift inkwell included.

The Nagasawa Censke – Pink Gold is a Japanese fountain pen with a transparent body and elegant rose gold details. Made by Platinum, it includes a converter and a cartridge.

The Eboya Yuzen Black is a solid black ebonite fountain pen fitted with a 14K gold nib. Its versatile filling system accepts both eyedropper and standard international cartridges or converters, combining large ink capacity with everyday practicality. Includes a premium paulownia wood case courtesy of Inktraveler.

Pilot Iroshizuku Kon peki 15 ml offers a bright blue shade inspired by Japan’s clear skies. Perfect for smooth, refined, and elegant writing, bringing clarity and calm to every word.

Taccia Hyakko-Hisho Urushi Seiheki Fountain Pen: ebonite with Seiheki blue Urushi lacquer, two-tone 14K gold nib by Sailor, 150 mm length, 30 g weight, accepts Sailor cartridge or converter.

Midori Japan

Music Nib

Midori Japan

Sailor Converter.

The Nagasawa Onomatope Yura Yura is a limited edition Japanese fountain pen inspired by the mimetic word “yura yura,” expressing gentle and calming movement. Its translucent body reflects the shimmering character of Yura-yura ink and is paired with a 14K gold nib engraved with the Nagasawa weathervane.

The Eboya Yuzen Shinryou Dragon God is a beige marbled ebonite fountain pen inspired by the celestial dragon of East Asian mythology. Fitted with a 14K gold nib, it combines a high-capacity eyedropper system with the practicality of standard international cartridge or converter. Includes a premium paulownia wood case courtesy of Inktraveler.