Wancher Sekai Tree of Life Fountain Pen | Verawood

Wood that turns green over time

The Wancher Sekai World Tree Verawood fountain pen stands out for its natural material that changes appearance over time. Under the influence of light and oxidation, the light brown or olive wood gradually takes on deeper, greener tones. Each piece has its own grain pattern, and daily notes become an opportunity to observe these subtle changes.

Natural material, simple form

Verawood is a dense, hard wood with a delicate, natural scent. The cylindrical body and flat-ended cap showcase its structure without additional embellishments. The model belongs to the World Tree series in the Sekai collection, created around the idea of connecting people through art and craftsmanship.

Nibs for different writing styles

The pen is equipped with a gold-plated JoWo #6 stainless steel nib. The available EF, F, and M variants allow you to choose an extra-fine, fine, or medium line. It can be filled with cartridges or a converter in the European international standard, so you can also use ink from a bottle.

Product features

• Body and cap made of natural Verawood
• Color gradually changes under the influence of light and oxidation
• Individual grain pattern of each piece
• Cylindrical profile with flat ends
• Gold-plated JoWo #6 steel nib
• Nib variants: EF, F, and M
• Cartridge or converter filling

Technical specifications

• Brand: Wancher
• Collection: Sekai
• Series: World Tree
• Body and cap material: Verawood
• Nib: JoWo #6, gold-plated stainless steel
• Writing thicknesses: EF (extra-fine), F (fine), M (medium)
• Closed pen length: 140.5 mm
• Length with cap placed on the back of the body: 165 mm
• Cap length: 65 mm
• Grip section length: 24 mm
• Cap diameter: 16 mm
• Diameter at the front of the body: 13 mm
• Diameter at the end of the body: 10.5 mm
• Weight: 22 g
• Filling system: cartridge or converter in the European international standard

Package contents

• Traditional Japanese wooden box
• Ink cartridge
• Converter
• Instructional materials

Natural differences between pieces

The actual color and grain of the pen may differ from the photos. The change in the wood's shade over time is a characteristic of the material, and individual pieces may be at different stages of this process.

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