Visconti Homo Sapiens Earth Origins Water Limited Edition Fountain Pen

Visconti Homo Sapiens Earth Origins Water Limited Edition Fountain Pen

This pen is lovingly used and comes complete with a box and papers. It is equipped with an 18k Medium nib and fills via Visconti’s Power Filling system. The outer box has it listed as a Fine nib, but the pen itself is a Medium nib.

Visconti’s latest Homo Sapiens collection featuring Jonathan Brooks’ industry famous hand-mixed resin: the Homo Sapiens Earth Origins. Pens inspired by the elements that make up our planet, each limited to 388 pieces worldwide.

Homo Sapiens Earth Origins

The four elements come together in this collection to remind us of the origins of our planet. Earth, wind, fire, and water interacting to form the materials of our existence. Inspired by the mythical and primordial forces that shaped our planet and ignited the very spark of human existence, this collection embodies the essence of timeless energy and boundless inspiration.

These mesmerizing writing instruments bring forth the essence of the elements, igniting creativity and connection to the very core of existence.

Water

Deep purple hues and intense blue tones interweave with a vibrant iridescent teal bringing life to the “Water” edition. These natural resins are mixed and swirled creating images of the dark ocean depths and the glimmering light at the ocean surface. Each pen is accented by palladium trim to compliment the cool resin tones. The clip is filled with a bright, iridescent teal – an element that ties both editions of the Origins collection.

Double-Reservoir Power Filler

A vacuum filling system that is easy to use and has considerable benefits. Patented in 1998, this is arguably the most advanced filling system ever developed in fountain pen history. The user is able to fill the pen with the equivalent of 10 cartridges of ink, and thanks to the two reservoirs, prevents ink from leaking during air travel.

18k Gold Nib

Visconti’s 18kt gold in-house nib hand-crafted and manufactured in Florence, Italy.