
Pilot Custom Enju Fountain Pen
The Pilot Custom Enju Fountain Pen features Japanese pagoda tree wood, a bicolor 18K nib and traditional details that reflect calm and refined craftsmanship.
Japanese fountain pen made from natural maple wood (kaede), symbol of elegance. Includes 18K gold nib and converter. Smooth and refined writing.
The Pilot Custom Maple Wood Fountain Pen is crafted from Itaya Kaede (Japanese maple), a wood known for its fine grain and warm texture. Each piece is resin-treated to enhance durability while preserving the organic pattern of the wood. Over time, the color deepens subtly, developing a personal character with use. Perfect for writers who appreciate natural materials and timeless design.
This fountain pen features a body and cap made from Japanese Itaya Kaede, a maple wood stabilized with resin to retain its beauty while gaining structural strength. The smooth finish highlights the natural grain, and the classic gold trim provides a subtle yet elegant contrast. With its rounded shape and balanced proportions, this pen is both refined and tactile.
Equipped with a 14-karat gold nib (#10 size), this pen offers smooth, silent writing and excellent control. It is available exclusively with an M nib. The filling system is compatible with both Pilot ink cartridges and the CON-40 or CON-70 converter. Inktraveler includes a CON-70 converter.
Includes the Pilot Custom Maple Wood Fountain Pen with M nib, a CON-70 converter, and a black Pilot ink cartridge. Also includes a surprise gift from Inktraveler, carefully selected to enhance your writing experience.
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The Pilot Custom series reflects the brand’s devotion to craftsmanship and writing excellence. This maple wood edition connects refined design with organic materials, creating a unique piece that grows more personal with each use. From its warm texture to the smooth glide of its nib, this pen turns writing into a daily ritual rooted in care and presence.
"Wood holds the memory of time. Each stroke moves closer to beauty."