Stanford Pen Studio Jabulani Klimt-inspired Painted Fountain Pen
This pen is lovingly used and does not come with a box or papers. It is equipped with a Steel Broad nib and fills via Cartridge Converter (included).
From Stanford Pen Studio:
Kseniia Nel began painting this pen with patterns from a Klimt painting in mind, however the design soon took on a life of its own and it became this gorgeous study in black and gold. We have added a lustrous custom-made section which has a mix of black and antique gold that shimmers in sunlight.
Kseniia is a versatile artist who has studied in both Ukraine and in Norway where she completed a Masters in Fine Art.
‘Jabulani’ means ‘Rejoice’ in Zulu, which is exactly what we feel about this fountain pen model. It is gently curvaceous, with a girth of 16 mm (0,6”), narrowing to a 11 mm (0,4”) grip section. The relatively large size of the model is to allow the artist sufficient space for their art. We make all our fountain pen and rollerball pen bodies in-house. Once the pen body has been painted or illustrated we coat it in a layer of clear resin to protect the artwork from being damaged during day-to-day use, making it a portable work of art.
Our logo medallion is embedded in the cap finial which is ever-so-slightly rounded, and the barrel finial is ever-so-slightly conical. The cap screws on to the barrel and is flush with the barrel. As with all our pens the cap does not post as this is an art pen and with repeated posting the threads could leave a mark on the clear coating covering the artwork. The Jabulani model comes with a hand-crafted cap band and section ring in either argentium silver or bronze, depending on which of these materials best suits the artwork.
Each of our hand-painted fountain pens is a 1/1 original work of art. No-one else will ever own an identical pen.
