Made of Metal (Aluminium) and lacquered with a black rubber finish. It has a well balanced weight, comfortable grip and feel wonderful in the hand. It is equipped with a unique PVD coated stainless steel, extra fine nib that delivers an exceptional writing experience. It comes with a convertor for those who use bottled ink. If you would rather use cartridges, you can add the Hongdian ink cartridges? Not only is this black Warrior fountain pen beautiful and artfully crafted, but it is a writing instrument at the top of its class. With its included metal pen case, it makes an amazing gift for yourself, your family, or anyone else.
This Hongdian 517d warrior fountain pen accented with polished black PVD appointments and features a stainless-steel nib that adapts to your personal touch with use. The look of this finish was inspired by modern design trends and is perfect for those who like to make a statement as they pursue their dreams. This classic style writing instrument is presented in a metal gift box for any occasion gift. With this pen in your possession, clients, colleagues, and friends will know you for your taste, class, and sophistication.
? PACKAGE
1 x Fountain pen |?1 x Converter | 1?x Ink Bottle (Black,18mL)
| Nib | |
|---|---|
| Color |
| Brand | HONGDIAN. |
| Brand Origin | China. |
| Body Material | Metal (Aluminium). |
| Clip Material | stainless steel. |
| Pen Cap | Push Type |
| Nib Size | Extra Fine, Fine,Fude. |
| Converter included | Yes. |
| Filling System | Converter. |
| Item Colour | Black. |
| Collection | 517D. |
The proper way to pronounce it is ‘foo-deh.’ It means ‘bent’ in Japanese. Fude fountain pens are a modern equivalent to traditional ink brushes often used in Asian calligraphy. Bent nib fountain pens can also be used to create beautiful letters and modern western calligraphy.
The fude nib is bent upwards to create a wedge shape tip (as per diagram above) and the basic principle is that changing the pen angle will change the thickness. Fine lines can be achieved by holding the pen vertically and using the tip. As you lower the angle of the pen the line will get thicker because more of the wedge is on the page. The thickest stroke is achieved by dragging the nib sideways. Like a standard nib you can get even finer lines by drawing with the nib upside down.
There is not as much calligraphic variation (thick to thin) within a single curved stroke as you get from a stub or parallel nib but this means that it is easy to get a fairly uniform thickness which is handy for sketching. Fude nibs have a tendency to leave a nice bead of ink at the end of the stroke and this is particularly the case with the Sailor pens due to a lesser ink flow. Using a fude nib involves mastering a completely different hand movement to the other nibs – one of changing the pen angle depending on the thickness of line you want to achieve.
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