Beifa N9 Andstal Rabbit Year Metal Fountain Pen
Beifa N9 Andstal Rabbit Year Metal Fountain Pen
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- The Beifa N9 Andstal Rabbit Year Metal Fountain Pen is a stunning tribute to craftsmanship and design, celebrating the Year of the Rabbit with a blend of artistic elegance and functional excellence.
- High quality, comfortable to hold, let writing becomes a pleasure
- The nail part creates an extraordinary writing tool
- All nuances reflect the humanistic design concept
- Excellent collection, great for office, home, business, graduate, ideal gifts to share!
- Pen clip design- Two rabbit ears twisted into one. The flowing curves resemble natural growth. Rabbit characteristics are clear at a glance.
- The finishing touch of the pen cap like rabbit eyes.
- Black Xuanqing ink
- Pack: 1 x Fountain pen + 1 x ink bottle + 1 x Sachet
Details That Keep You Moving
No gimmicks—just dependable tools that start every time and hold up to daily use. Designed for ease from first touch: comfortable textures, balanced weight, and smooth mechanisms that feel natural. Pieces work together so it’s simple to jot, mark, sort, and store without breaking your flow.
Durable materials keep things tidy through busy days, while a clean, timeless look fits any desk, bag, or workspace. Refillable and reusable where it matters to cut waste and keep your favorites in play. Quiet, reliable stationery that supports focus and momentum—wherever work happens.
Country of Origin: China
Manufacturer: Beifa Group Co. Ltd., No.68 Weiliu Road, Beilun District, Ningbo China, 315801
Imported By: Indo Future LLP, 36 Manas Nagar, Maholi Road, Mathura, UP- 281001
Let customers speak for us
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