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Assortment of 6 writing nibs, 2 of each model 2 nibs of each model: Cito Fein 0.3mm L'écolière Sténo

The Tomoe River FP Paper, which has received high praise from fountain pen and calligraphy enthusiasts, is reborn! This paper is the new Tomoe River 52gsm made by Sanzen Paper Co., Ltd. The famous Tomoe River paper is known for its finesse and softness. It has been specially designed to make it easier to slide the fountain pen. Despite its finesse...

3 Nibs Steno No.361Sharp Nibs and cut-out blue steel, whose flexibility is ideal for English.

Notebook A6 - 160 pages Paper TOMOE RIVER for stationery 68g/m²

Notebook A5 - 368 pages Paper TOMOE RIVER for stationery 52g/m²

Assortment of 6 drawing nibs, 2 of each model. 2 nibs of each model: L'écolière Drawing nib 66B Drawing nib 511B

3 Nibs Cito Fein No.460.3mm golden Nibs with hollow tank that are suitable for cursive or script writing.

This pouch includes 3 drawing Nibs (66B/511B/513B).These 3 Nibs (66B/511B/513B), from the most flexible to the hardest, will allow you to carry out all types of drawing or to execute a small English writing.

Ideal pen holder for left-handers or English writing. Nib not included.

This 3-Nib pouch is ideal for starting and practicing the Chancery & Ronde Calligraphy. The sharpness of the Bandzug's angles (2mm) gives great precision to its untied. The Speedball (1mm) is a very flexible Nib while the Plakat pen (5mm), is ideal for drawing wide letters. Made in Germany

This 3-Nib pouch is the essential to start and practice making Gothic.The sharpness of the Bandzug's angles (1mm) gives great precision to its untied. The Speedball (2mm) is a Nib of great flexibility while the Nib (10mm) is ideal for drawing wide letters.

The Tomoe River FP Paper, which has received high praise from fountain pen and calligraphy enthusiasts, is reborn! This paper is the new Tomoe River 52gsm made by Sanzen Paper Co., Ltd. The famous Tomoe River paper is known for its finesse and softness. It has been specially designed to make it easier to slide the fountain pen. Despite its finesse...