Fountain Pen, Frost, Graphite, M
3 x €25,58 with Klarna.
KAKIMORI Frost fountain pen in frosted semi-opaque graphite, with a medium (M) stainless steel nib. Designed by Makoto Koizumi, with a translucent polycarbonate body made in Japan. Converter included, ink not supplied.
FROST FOUNTAIN PEN, GRAPHITE, MEDIUM NIB
Designed to enrich the joy of everyday writing, Frost is wrapped in translucency. Its presence brings calm and pleasure to ordinary moments.
Semi-opaque exterior
A frosted glass appearance, chosen after long consideration to create the most intimate connection with the writer. The graphite shade remains understated and elegant.
Extra-long grip section
The grip has been lengthened to offer uninterrupted writing comfort.
Visible ink level
Thanks to its transparency, you can keep an eye on the ink level and refill at the right time.
Made in Japan
The body and packaging are designed, manufactured and assembled in Japan.
Interchangeable nibs
Medium (M) stainless steel nib made in Germany. Replacement nibs in F, M and EF allow you to revive a clogged pen or change your line width.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Product name: Frost
- Nib: M (medium)
- Dimensions: H134 × Ø14 mm
- Weight: 14 g
- Included accessory: converter
- Materials: polycarbonate body, stainless steel nib, plastic converter
- Design: Makoto Koizumi
- Manufacturers: Epoch Chemical (body), Schmidt (nib and converter)
- Origin: Japan (nib and converter made in Germany)
USE AND CARE
- Ink is not included.
- Daily use is recommended to prevent the nib from drying out.
- When traveling by plane, we recommend filling the pen with ink after arrival to avoid leaks during the journey.
- Write with light pressure, without applying excessive force to the fountain pen.
KAKIMORI
Founded in 2010 in Tokyo's Kuramae district, the stationery store Kakimori champions the pleasure of handwriting with durable tools, designed and made in Japan together with artisans.
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Features
- Dimensions
- H134 × Ø14 mm
- Weight
- 14 g
- Size
- M
- Material
- Plastic, Stainless steel
- Color
- Gray
- Designer
- Makoto Koizumi
- Origin
- Tokyo, Japan
- Brand since
- 2010
Use & Care
Daily use is recommended to prevent the nib from drying out.
When travelling by air, we recommend filling the pen with ink after arrival to avoid leaks during the journey.
Write with light pressure, without applying excessive force to the fountain pen.
A material that retains light
Frost was born from a question that Kakimori, the stationery shop in Kuramae, Tokyo, has long asked itself: which material makes you want to pick up a pen every day? The answer lies in a semi-opaque exterior, wrapped in translucency, allowing light to pass through without revealing everything. The range is available as a rollerball pen with a 0.5 mm tip and as a fountain pen, with a fine or medium nib, and in four shades: translucent, green, purple, and amber. A pen designed for daily writing, pleasant to hold and to look at.
FROST, BY KAKIMORI
What sets these pens apart
A semi-opaque exterior
The polycarbonate body looks like frosted glass: it hints at the interior and the ink level without revealing everything. It is this veil of light that gives the series its name.
Rollerball or fountain pen, same silhouette
The range is available as a rollerball pen with a 0.5 mm tip and as a fountain pen, with a fine or medium nib depending on the desired line. The tips are interchangeable: the motion changes, the shape remains the same.
Four shades
Translucent, green, purple, and amber. One shape and four ways to read the same material, depending on the room’s light.
The tip is replaceable
The nib and refill are made by Schmidt and can be easily changed when the tip clogs or when you want to switch to a different type of line.
A sought-after balance
Kakimori worked extensively on every detail, the shape, the material, the balance in hand, before finalizing the design of the series.
Designed for everyday use
Frost is not a collectible item. It is made to be used every day and to bring calm to ordinary moments.