Metal nib - Patinated brass

Patinated brass pen signed KAKIMORI, designed by Yuto Yamazaki in Tokyo. The antique finish mimics a century of natural aging, evolves with use to reveal the brass’s shine, and the tilt angle allows for varying line thickness.

Made in Japan Since 2010 Custom inks Kuramae district
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PATINATED BRASS NIB

Our classic brass nib, adorned with a beautiful patina. Adjust the angle to explore bold and fine lines, and enjoy the same versatile writing experience with a subtle and refined touch. Inspired by a century of aging, the patina replicates the elegant natural aging of brass through an organic-origin treatment.

The antique finish will gradually evolve with writing and handling, revealing the original shine of the brass and allowing you to appreciate its unique transformation.

  • Original brass luster revealed over time
  • Adjust the angle to vary line width
  • The antique patina may vary in color from piece to piece.

USE AND CARE

USE AND CARE

  • Manufacturer: Alloy Inc.

Also explore: Kakimori, Plumes Kakimori, and Bureau.

Caractéristiques
Dimensions
H30 × Ø6mm
Poids
4 g
Matière
Brass
Couleur
Gilded
Designer
Yuto Yamazaki
Origine
Tokyo, Japan
Marque depuis
2010
Usage & Entretien
The initial ink flow may be slow due to the protective coating on the nib and will gradually improve with repeated rinsing and ink applications.
The maximum writing angle is 45 degrees.
When removing the nib from the nib holder, pull it gently while twisting to avoid dislodging the nib support.
A strong impact on the precisely manufactured nib can compromise the ink flow.
To prevent the buildup of dried ink in the grooves, rinse frequently with water during use.
To remove stubborn dried ink, gently scrub with water using a soft toothbrush.
If you use detergent, a neutral pH detergent is recommended. Avoid alkaline detergents as they would damage the surface.