Jacques Herbin Dip Pens

Since 1670, Jacques Herbin ink has crossed the oceans. Glass pens were very trendy in 17th-century Venice. Today, Jacques Herbin puts them on your desk not only as an ornament but as a writing instrument.

Thanks to the small grooves on the nib, several lines can be written without redipping your pen. Every glass dip pen is hand-crafted and therefore unique.

When the nib is slightly blunt, do not hesitate to use fine sand paper (grade 400) to sharpen it. Rub the nib gently on paper and the pleasure of writing will be renewed.

Since 1670, Jacques Herbin ink has crossed the oceans. Glass pens were very trendy in 17th-century Venice. Today, Jacques Herbin puts them on your desk not only as an ornament but as a writing instrument.

Thanks to the small grooves on the nib, several lines can be written without redipping your pen. Every glass dip pen is hand-crafted and therefore unique.

When the nib is slightly blunt, do not hesitate to use fine sand paper (grade 400) to sharpen it. Rub the nib gently on paper and the pleasure of writing will be renewed.

Since 1670, Jacques Herbin ink has crossed the oceans. Glass pens were very trendy in 17th-century Venice. Today, Jacques Herbin puts them on your desk not only as an ornament but as a writing instrument.

Thanks to the small grooves on the nib, several lines can be written without redipping your pen. Every glass dip pen is hand-crafted and therefore unique.

When the nib is slightly blunt, do not hesitate to use fine sand paper (grade 400) to sharpen it. Rub the nib gently on paper and the pleasure of writing will be renewed.

Since 1670, Jacques Herbin ink has crossed the oceans. Glass pens were very trendy in 17th-century Venice. Today, Jacques Herbin puts them on your desk not only as an ornament but as a writing instrument.

Thanks to the small grooves on the nib, several lines can be written without redipping your pen. Every glass dip pen is hand-crafted and therefore unique.

When the nib is slightly blunt, do not hesitate to use fine sand paper (grade 400) to sharpen it. Rub the nib gently on paper and the pleasure of writing will be renewed.

Since 1670, Jacques Herbin ink has crossed the oceans. Glass pens were very trendy in 17th-century Venice. Today, Jacques Herbin puts them on your desk not only as an ornament but as a writing instrument.

Thanks to the small grooves on the nib, several lines can be written without redipping your pen. Every glass dip pen is hand-crafted and therefore unique.

When the nib is slightly blunt, do not hesitate to use fine sand paper (grade 400) to sharpen it. Rub the nib gently on paper and the pleasure of writing will be renewed.

Since 1670, Jacques Herbin ink has crossed the oceans. Glass pens were very trendy in 17th-century Venice. Today, Jacques Herbin puts them on your desk not only as an ornament but as a writing instrument.

Thanks to the small grooves on the nib, several lines can be written without redipping your pen. Every glass dip pen is hand-crafted and therefore unique.

When the nib is slightly blunt, do not hesitate to use fine sand paper (grade 400) to sharpen it. Rub the nib gently on paper and the pleasure of writing will be renewed.

Since 1670, Jacques Herbin ink has crossed the oceans. Glass pens were very trendy in 17th-century Venice. Today, Jacques Herbin puts them on your desk not only as an ornament but as a writing instrument.

Thanks to the small grooves on the nib, several lines can be written without redipping your pen. Every glass dip pen is hand-crafted and therefore unique.

When the nib is slightly blunt, do not hesitate to use fine sand paper (grade 400) to sharpen it. Rub the nib gently on paper and the pleasure of writing will be renewed.

Since 1670, Jacques Herbin ink has crossed the oceans. Glass pens were very trendy in 17th-century Venice. Today, Jacques Herbin puts them on your desk not only as an ornament but as a writing instrument.

Thanks to the small grooves on the nib, several lines can be written without redipping your pen. Every glass dip pen is hand-crafted and therefore unique.

When the nib is slightly blunt, do not hesitate to use fine sand paper (grade 400) to sharpen it. Rub the nib gently on paper and the pleasure of writing will be renewed.

Jacques Herbin ink has been traveling through time and across the oceans since 1670, and this set will provide you with everything you need to write your most beautiful messages. The Jacques Herbin ink bottles, with their bright colors and poetic French names, are made and waxed in the Jacques Herbin workshops.

The glass dip pen is hand-crafted in a traditional way. Discover the smoothness and ease of writing, thanks in particular to the small grooves on the tip that allow you to write several lines.

This set contains six bottles of ink and a glass dip pen.