2.0mm Mechanical Pencil - Yellow

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JAPANESE HOUSE OHTO, Tokyo, since 1919
CEDAR AND BRASS A lightweight pencil, comfortable in hand
MINE AND ERASER Both recharge themselves
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OHTO mechanical pencil made of cedar wood and brass, yellow color, 2.0 mm refillable lead. Its hexagonal section with a 1 cm diameter offers a natural grip, lightweight, refillable with lead and eraser.


Features
Color
Yellow
Origin
Tokyo, Japan
Brand since
1919
The pencil that never needs sharpening

A mechanical pencil disguised as a regular pencil

OHTO has been designing writing instruments in Tokyo since 1919. This mechanical pencil takes on the look of a large wooden pencil, with its hexagonal shape and one-centimeter diameter, but it never needs sharpening. Its 2 mm lead is replaceable, as is the eraser, and the cedar wood body mounted with brass lasts for years.

The 2 mm mechanical pencil
The 2 mm mechanical pencil
Cedar and brass, Japan
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1919
House founded in Tokyo
2 mm
Lead diameter
Cedar
Wooden body, brass tip
1 cm
Hexagonal body

OHTO EXPERTISE

What makes this mechanical pencil unique

01

The look of a pencil

Hexagonal cut, exposed wood, one-centimeter diameter: everything reminds you of a wooden pencil, except there’s nothing to sharpen.

02

A 2 mm mine

The 2 mm size produces a generous line, similar to a graphite pencil, and fits into a sharpener when you want a fine point.

03

Cedar and brass

The body is made of cedar wood, with the tip and mechanism in brass. Two materials that age well together.

04

Lightweight, comfortable in hand

The wood lightens the whole, and the six sides prevent the pencil from rolling on the table.

05

Rechargeable mine and eraser refills

Both consumables are replaceable, so the mechanical pencil never becomes too short to hold.

06

Tokyo since 1919

OHTO has been making writing instruments in Japan for over a century, with a taste for simple and durable mechanics.