Brass and Wood Rotary Ballpoint Pen – 0.5 mm Tip for Stable Writing
This rotary ballpoint pen combines a brass and natural wood body with a fine 0.5 mm tip, for daily writing, notebooks, long notes, and signatures.
The rotary mechanism allows the tip to extend silently. A simple flick of the fingers is enough, making the object quieter and smoother to use on a desk or in a notebook.
The brass adds weight and stability in the hand, while the natural wood softens the touch. A simple pen, designed for more deliberate and consistent writing.
INFORMATION
This pen is designed for those who prefer a dense, quiet, and stable writing tool. Unlike a very light plastic pen, the brass provides more presence in the hand.
The 0.5 mm tip allows for fine writing, suitable for notebooks, annotations, journaling, letters, sketch notes, or documents to be signed.
Natural wood may show slight variations in shade, grain, and texture depending on the piece. Brass may evolve over time and develop a patina.
FEATURES
Mechanism: manual rotation
Materials: brass and natural wood
Length: approx. 13.7 cm
Diameter: approx. 1.15 cm
Tip: 0.5 mm
Ink: black, water-based
USE & CARE
Gently twist the mechanism to extend or retract the tip. Avoid forcing if the rotation resists, to preserve the internal system.
Retract the tip after use to limit ink marks in a pencil case, pouch, or notebook. Test the pen on a scrap page before a signature or an important document.
Wipe the body with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, abrasive products, and prolonged humidity to preserve the wood and brass surface.
TO PAIR WITH
For daily writing, this pen can accompany the leather bound notebook, the black constellation notebook, or the black sketchpad with beige paper.
To carry it with a notebook without multiple pencil cases, you can pair it with the notebook and pen case.
To vary your writing tools, you can also check out the brass and wood fountain pen, the dip pen set, or the ink writing set with glass nib.
To find notebooks, instruments, and accessories related to handwriting, you can consult the Writing selection.
🤍 Ikane Workshop Tip
Let the weight of the brass guide your hand rather than pressing down on the page. A dense pen often leads to more consistent writing when the gesture remains flexible.
