The name of this fountain pen, “Siena Stijl”, is inspired by the beautiful Italian city of Siena, renowned worldwide for its artistic heritage, craftsmanship and refined culture.
Siena embodies elegance, creativity and timeless beauty – values perfectly reflected in this exclusive writing instrument. The word “Stijl” highlights the classic and timeless character of this unique fountain pen.
This palisander wooden fountain pen, featuring a metal inner structure, is presented in an elegant oval wooden case.
Both the pen and the case radiate quality and craftsmanship, ideal for those who appreciate writing with style.
✨ Personalisation (new)
✔ The wooden case can be personalised with laser engraving
✔ Name, short message or special text
✔ Durable, wear-resistant and highly precise
✔ Turns this product into a personal, modern and unique gift
After your order, we will send you an email to confirm the text you wish to have engraved.
➡ Maximum 23 characters, including spaces.
Without this information, we unfortunately cannot ship the fountain pen.
Thank you very much for your cooperation.
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Palisander wood: warm, elegant and durable
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Anodised aluminium inner structure
→ strong, lightweight and stylish
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Iridium Point Germany nib
→ medium nib for smooth and comfortable writing
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PELIKAN ink included, known for its vibrant colours and excellent flow
✍️ Writing experience & benefits
Studies show that handwriting contributes to the harmonious development of the brain.
Cursive writing helps build important neural connections between both hemispheres – an effect not achieved when typing on a keyboard.
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A refined writing instrument combining elegance, tradition and personal meaning.
Structure of the anodized aluminum pen.
Fountain pen nib "Iridium Point Germany".
Medium tip thickness.
PELIKAN ink.
Studies have shown that writing contributes to the harmonious development of our brain...
Cursive writing helps establish important nerve pathways between the two hemispheres of the brain.
However, this does not happen when we use the keyboard or a computer.
