PININFARINA Cambiano Inkless Pen

PININFARINA Cambiano Inkless Pen

An inkless pen with an excellent design and stand.

There are minor scratches on the pen tip (not visible when using the pen stand).
The wooden case has some discoloration.

The color is closest to the 8th photo.

The writing feel is like a light pencil line.

[Nib]
- Alloy, Made in Italy
[Size]
- Length: Approx. 160mm
- Maximum barrel diameter: Approx. 11mmφ
- Weight: Approx. 36g
[Materials]
- Body: Walnut/Aluminum
[Exclusive Case]
- Wooden case: Approx. 195mm x 50mm x 27mm

Timeless design.
This inkless pen is a collaboration between Pininfarina, the renowned Italian design company that also designed cars like the Ferrari Daytona, Alfa Romeo, and Maserati, and the Italian stationery manufacturer Napkin. The design concept is a streamlined form inspired by Pininfarina's latest concept car, Cambiano. The beauty of the slender wooden body creates a simple yet enduring masterpiece that can be used for a long time without losing its appeal.

The metal pen loved by Leonardo da Vinci is revived in modern times.
Pencils were invented in 1560. Before that, during the Renaissance, artists like Da Vinci and Raphael used silver to draw fine lines. However, at that time, special preparation of the paper surface was required. Now, through joint development by Napkin, an Italian company, and the University of Venice, the Napkin Forever Pen has been revived for modern times, capable of writing on regular paper. The special alloy nib called Ethergraf leaves a mark through oxidation caused by friction with the paper. Therefore, the Forever Pen can write for extended periods without ink or sharpening. There is no need to worry about running out of ink, and it won't stain clothes or bags. The writing feel is firm, making it ideal not for long writing sessions, but for memos, sketches, and visualizing ideas.