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Did you know you can bring a little more personality to your writing with a fountain pen and ink? You can use it for journaling, writing letters, taking notes or simply enjoying the feel of putting pen to paper. The right fountain ink pen can make the experience even more enjoyable.

Explore a variety of fountain pens with different nib sizes, from extra-fine to broad and stub options, along with colorful inks to help you find a combination that feels just right.

A good fountain pen and ink pairing can turn even a quick note into something special. Try different nibs and colors to discover what works best for your writing style. Then keep a few favorites on hand for whenever inspiration strikes.

FAQs

What fountain pen brands does Stationery Zen carry?

The assortment is constantly changing!  The current lineup includes TWSBI, Pilot and a strong selection of different inks including a fan favorite of Wearingeul inks. TWSBI and Pilot cover you on pens, from budget-friendly starters to nicer everyday writers, and the inks are available in a wide range of colors.

What ink brands and colors are available?

There are many but Wearingeul is the standout here, with dozens of colors spanning blacks, blues, greens, pinks, purples and more, including some literary-themed shades. If you like your ink to tell a little story, this is a fun collection to dig through.

How do you pick the right nib size?

It comes down to how you write and how thick you want your lines. Extra Fine and Fine are great for small handwriting styles. Medium is a solid all-around choice. Broad and 1.1 Stub give you bolder, more expressive lines.

What's a good starter fountain pen?

The Pilot Kakuno is a great entry point; it's simple, forgiving and easy to fill. If you want something with a bit more character, the TWSBI Eco is still beginner-friendly, but feels more like a traditional fountain pen.

Do you need a converter to use bottled ink?

Pilot fountain pens require a converter and is a simple add-on if you want to start exploring bottled inks like Wearingeul.  TWSBI on the other hand, has a built-in piston fill system and no converter is needed. 

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