Leather
Pens covered in stingray, salmon, shark or ostrich leather in our workshop and finished with 925 silver.
Blue Stingray Fountain Pen
Regular price€269,10
Green Stingray Fountain Pen
Regular price€269,10
Handcrafted Pen in Genuine Crocodile Leather
Regular price€287,50
Shark Leather Fountain Pen
Regular price€274,85
Ostrich Leather Fountain Pen
Regular price€256,45
Grey Stingray Fountain Pen
Regular price€269,10
Grey Stingray Leather Rollerball Pen
Regular price€264,50
Silver and Salmon Leather Fountain Pen
Regular price€299,00
Silver and Salmon Leather Fountain Pen
Regular price€258,75
Silver and Stingray Leather Fountain Pen
Regular price€256,45
Silver and Blue Stingray Fountain Pen
Regular price€256,45
Red Stingray Leather Fountain Pen
Regular price€269,10
Green Stingray Leather Rollerball Pen
Regular price€269,10
Handcrafted Pen in Genuine Crocodile Leather
Regular price€350,00
Fish Leather and Silver Ballpoint Pen
Regular price€202,40
Leather Pens in Stingray, Salmon and Ostrich
We handcraft our pens using various types of natural leather sourced from controlled food and fishing industries. We take pride in contributing to the circular economy by giving leather products a second life, transforming them into glamorous writing instruments.
Frequently asked questions
- What is galuchat stingray leather?
- It is the natural skin of the stingray, also known as galuchat, which offers a unique tactile experience. Japanese samurai already used it on the grips of their swords to obtain a perfect hold.
- Where do the leathers come from?
- The natural leathers we use come from the food and fishing industries, from controlled sources. We are proud to contribute in this way to the circular economy, giving these skins a second life.
- Why is salmon leather sustainable?
- It is a by-product of the fishing industry, so it gives value to a raw material that would otherwise be wasted. It is also processed using renewable hydroelectric and geothermal energy.
- May I place the cap on the end of the pen while writing?
- On leather pens it is better to avoid this, as barrels made of natural materials such as leather could be damaged when the cap is placed on them. On pens with a silver barrel, however, this can be done without any risk.