Pilot Fountain Pens

Over time, certain pens tend to become scattered among our collection; they might no longer be available or their price point has altered over time.

Pilot introduced its inaugural made in Japan fountain pen in 1918, and has remained committed to quality and craftsmanship ever since. This legacy continues today with modern products from Pilot.

Looking for best fountain pen, opt for Pilot Fountain Pen in India.

Pilot Falcon

Pilot Falcon fountain pens are ideal for anyone who is seeking expressive line variation with flexible nibs, such as those who wish to use calligraphy or intricate handwriting styles. Their 14K gold soft extra fine nib is designed to react quickly to angles and pressure applied while writing, providing users with an expressive writing experience. Ideal for novice users or anyone interested in calligraphy.

Soft, semi-flexible nibs such as the Falcon are great options for those wanting to experiment with different forms of writing. The Falcon features a triangular shape with long, slender tines for added line variation; its unique look owes much to this feature as well. However, keep in mind that this pen does not qualify as true flex nibs, since its tines will spring back upon too hard pressure from pressuring down on it.

The Falcon pen is an eye-catching masterpiece. Crafted of black resin with gold-plated trim, its sleek black resin body is polished to a high gloss for a high shine finish and accented by gold-plated trim and clip. Its clip is designed to securely hold it in place while its minimalist cap boasts only thin bands as decorative features; branding comes only in form of its PILOT JAPAN stamp on its back cap band.

Pilot Lady White

This elegant and dignified fountain pen is ideal for women who appreciate beauty, quality writing, and luxurious experiences. Featuring a lacquer blend finish of white, beige and gold elements for an aesthetically pleasing aesthetic; featuring Momiji maple leaf patterns on its cap and nib section for subtlety; short when posted; the grip section features an adjustable knurled adjuster to easily switch from fine to medium nib softness settings if necessary – an adjustable grip section ensures comfortable use by smaller hands!

This lovely fountain pen serves as the ideal introduction to writing. Called the Kakuno (Japanese for “to write”), its adorable cheeky smile engraved onto each nib is a gentle reminder to hold it correctly while writing with joy. Curved triangular shapes encourage proper finger placement while helping prevent fatigue while writing lengthy documents; its 14 karat gold nib and comfortable weighted brass body make this fountain pen truly enjoyable to write with!

The Bugaku fountain pen combines the beauty of traditional Japanese art with modern engineering and technology. Its intricate detailing harkens back to Togaku and Komagaku dance forms performed at Japanese courts and temples; while its long silhouette echoes dip pens. Furthermore, three nib sizes allow you to find one perfect for you writing style.

Pilot Ishime Urushi

If you’re searching for an attractive, budget-friendly fountain pen, look no further than this Pilot Ishime Urushi. Boasting an eye-catching hand-lacquered Urushi finish on its brass body and featuring a substantial weight compared to most Japanese fountain pens – creating an exquisite handwriting experience! Plus it comes complete with an 18k gold nib which writes smoothly as butter.

Ishime takes its inspiration from traditional Japanese painting technique called Kawari-nuri. A stone design is hand-drawn into wet lacquer to produce its stunning textured surface that looks like cobblestone paths – simply breathtaking and an absolute pleasure to use!

The Pilot Ishime Urushi cartridge converter pen accepts any standard Pilot converter as well as ink cartridges from any brand, and can also take an ink syringe to refill empty cartridges with ink – though practice may be needed before getting comfortable using either option.

I have found this Pilot pen to be one of the best under $25 I’ve seen. With its soft writing fine nib that rivals that found on many more expensive fountain pens, this Pilot pen makes an excellent everyday writer option and would make an ideal starter pen.

Pilot Maki-e

Pilot’s Urushi Maki-e pen are sure to stand out as truly unique and elegant additions to any collection, and will bring generations of joy. Crafted by skilled artisans from Japan using traditional Maki-e techniques that include hand painting intricate patterns with layers of Urushi lacquer before applying gold or silver powder granules – each pen is exquisite and will become treasured memories over time.

This black resin maki-e fountain pen by artist Kokkokai features gold painted wispy clouds and crane, along with signature. Equipped with a Pilot Squeeze Converter (CON-20), the pen takes Pilot cartridges.

Even though this fountain pen may not be the newest model available, its beautiful design and 18k gold nib still make it stand out from its competition. Crafted from ebonite (which was widely used before Pilot developed LACCANAITE technology to protect it against discoloring due to UV radiation or moisture), this piece still boasts stunning aesthetics and craftsmanship.

While this pen features some stunning maki-e work, its design could benefit from reduced hardware interference. The large cap ring and chunk of clip detract from its stunning artwork, which looks best with no hardware to disrupt it. Furthermore, I find it too heavy for my tastes but overall this fountain pen offers great performance with an outstanding nib.