Fountain Pen Fonte Sky Blue - Natsuyoi

The fountain pen is part of the "Fonte Sky Blue" collection, inspired by the changing sky at different times of day across the four seasons.

Fonte Sky Blue Fountain Pen - Natsuyoi: Summer, 6:00 PM

In the early evening, shimmering stars gently appear in the sky.

The Natsuyoi variant is inspired by the summer sky just after sunset: cool, soft, and subtly lit. In Japanese, this evokes the atmosphere of natsuyoi, an summer evening when the blue of the sky transitions to deeper hues and the first stars begin to twinkle on the horizon. The blue body with a delicate shimmer recalls the calm, illuminated Milky Way, and the harmonious color gradient between the body and cap creates a natural transition effect: just like the sky at dusk.

The set has been designed for flexible use. It includes:

• an F (fine) nib
• an M (medium) nib
• a converter

One fountain pen, two nibs

The stainless steel nibs are interchangeable, allowing you to easily adjust your writing style to your preferences.

One fountain pen, one ink converter

An ink converter is included, allowing you to use bottled ink. Here are the steps to use an ink converter:

• Unscrew the barrel of the fountain pen and twist the converter's piston until it is fully lowered (the reservoir is empty).
• Completely immerse the nib in your ink bottle and twist the piston in the opposite direction until the cartridge is filled with ink.
• Gently wipe the nib with a soft cloth or paper towel.
• Screw the barrel of the fountain pen back on.
  

As a bonus, ink cartridges:

Compatible ink cartridges are also available separately on Kawaii Journal:

• Ink Cartridges for Fonte Sky Blue Fountain Pen - Black
• Ink Cartridges for Fonte Sky Blue Fountain Pen - Colors of the Night
  

✨ Fonte Sky Blue Fountain Pen - Natsuyoi Features ✨

• Reference: Komamono Fountain pen Fonte Sky Blue - Natsuyoi
  
• F and M nibs
  
• Dimensions: approx. 15 × 135 mm
• Filling system: converter / cartridges
• Composition: stainless steel, ABS, zinc alloy, polypropylene (PP), zinc alloy and paper
• Japanese brand Komamono, made in China