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Home Taccia - Aizen Amamoya (Rainy Mist)

TacciaSKU: TCC003

Taccia - Aizen Amamoya (Rainy Mist)

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Nib: 14k Gold

14k Gold

Nib Size: Extra Fine

Extra Fine Fine Medium-Fine Medium Broad Zoom Music

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Taccia - Aizen Amamoya (Rainy Mist)

€900,00 /

Nib: 14k Gold

14k Gold

Nib Size: Extra Fine

Extra Fine Fine Medium-Fine Medium Broad Zoom Music

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*available on order - deliver time 2 weeks
The Taccia Aizen collection draws inspiration from the beautiful landscapes covered by clouds, fog, or mist. A scenery surrounded by mountains where, from top to bottom, fog or mist is gradually making way to light, a fusion between fantastic landscapes and fog.

The urushi technique in Silver called ”Kansitsu” (dry-urushi) creates a rough surface on the body, giving a solemn atmosphere and impression to the fountain pen.

The Taccia Aizen collection includes three different color options: Amamoya, which means rainy mist, Asamoya - morning mist, and Yuumoya - evening mist.

The body and the cap of the fountain pen is made of ebonite, with a chrome-plated clip, the complimenting nib is made out of 14k Gold.

Specifications:

- brand: Taccia
- type: Fountain pen
- color: Brown, Black, Beige
- body material: Ebonite, Urushi
- cap type: Screw-cap
- filling mechanism: Cartridge Converter
- nib material: 14k Gold
- nib size: Extra Fine, Fine, Medium-Fine, Medium, Broad, Zoom, Music
- nib color: Two Tone
- postable: No
- trim: Chrome-plated
- length overall (closed): 150 mm
- length overall (posted): -- mm.
- body length: 132 mm
- cap length: 65 mm
- body diameter: 13 mm
- cap diameter (without clip): 15 mm
- weight (overall): 28,5 g
- cap weight: 16 g

Specifications

Brand: Taccia
Body Material: Combo
Cap Type: Screw
Filling Mechanism: Cartridge Converter
Weight Range: 20 - 29gr

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Luke

A solid upgrade to the Entry line

This is a nice upgrade to the original Aluminium body / steel section Entry. The capping experience is much more premium, and the whole pen feels premium too. The weight is exactly the same as the old one (both 24g on my scales inked and unposted) but the balance is more traditional as both body and section is Ti rather than a heavy steel section with light alu body. Also raw Ti has a slightly tacky feel so the section is grippier than the black coated steel which is helpful. I enjoy the high quality minimalist look of it a lot. The gravitas extra fine nib is also, unexpectedly, a joy. It is a little broader and wetter than I was expecting but has a touch of very pleasant feedback. I’m glad I got the EF as I think the F may have been a bit too much for my diary with normal paper.

For those looking to use this as a platform for swapping in Jowo nib units be aware that whilst the threads are the same the section is precision machined to fit the body of the gravitas/kanwrite nib unit which is a hair slimmer than most Jowos. Therefore some Jowo nib units will just about squeeze in and work fine, while others will not fit at all. So far two out of the three i’ve tried have fit with a little encouragement initially, but a third has not. I expect I can get that nib working in it by swapping it into a nib unit which does fit. So not the end of the world and I can use my other nibs but not a perfect fit for all Jowo nib units. I’m glad that the Gravitas nib is nice. Also note that I think the converter nipple is a hair thicker on the gravitas nib unit as the included converter is tight on that nib but loose on my Jowo nibs, so best to swap to a standard converter when swapping nibs, and vice versa if you put a gravitas nib in another pen, use the gravitas converter too, as my normal jowo nib converter is too tight.

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