The Pilot SILVER Fountain Pen is a meticulously handcrafted writing instrument made from genuine sterling silver. Each pen is engraved with an intricate design that embodies a unique symbol of Japanese culture, carefully selected by Pilot.
This fountain pen features a rhodium-plated, 18k gold inlaid nib, providing a smooth writing experience. Each pen comes with a CON-40 converter but is also compatible with Pilot’s proprietary ink cartridges.
The Pilot SILVER Fountain Pen is a meticulously handcrafted writing instrument made from genuine sterling silver. Each pen is engraved with an intricate design that embodies a unique symbol of Japanese culture, carefully selected by Pilot.
This fountain pen features a rhodium-plated, 18k gold inlaid nib, providing a smooth writing experience. Each pen comes with a CON-40 converter but is also compatible with Pilot’s proprietary ink cartridges.
Equipped with a snap cap, the pen stays secure when not in use. While it has a slightly heavier feel, it posts well, offering balanced handling for extended writing sessions. Weighing approximately 34 grams, the SILVER Fountain Pen is comparable to the Pilot Metal Falcon. Though sterling silver may tarnish over time, each pen includes a polishing cloth, allowing for easy maintenance and preservation of its pristine look. The detailed engravings are designed to permit thorough cleaning without compromising their intricate beauty.
Drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese symbols, each pen is adorned with four iconic animals—the tiger, dragon, carp, and hawk—each adding its own symbolic power to this extraordinary piece.
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Namiki Manufacturing Company was founded in 1918. The name Pilot was adopted in 1938. Today Pilot Corporation is the largest pen manufacturer in Japan and the world's number 2.
Since its inception, Pilot has placed great importance on innovation in order to always offer its customers the best writing tools.
In the range of high-end writing instruments, Pilot maintains the brand of the surname of its founder, Namiki. Capless (also known as Vanishing Point in the United States), Iroshizuku pen pens and inks are among the most sought-after Namiki objects.
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