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Schneider Callissima 399458 Calligraphy Set (Fountain Pen with 3 Nib Widths, 66 Pastel Cartridges in 8 Colours, Includes Hand Lettering Guidebook) Case Colour: Anthracite
Schneider Callissima 399458 Calligraphy Set (Fountain Pen with 3 Nib Widths, 66 Pastel Cartridges in 8 Colours, Includes Hand Lettering Guidebook) Case Colour: Anthracite
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Schneider Callissima 399458 Calligraphy Set (Fountain Pen with 3 Nib Widths, 66 Pastel Cartridges in 8 Colours, Includes Hand Lettering Guidebook) Case Colour: Anthracite
- The all-round carefree package for getting started with calligraphy: Schneider Callissima fountain pen including nibs in 3 line widths, 66 colourful pastel cartridges and hand lettering guide in one set
- With the Callissima calligraphy pen, you get the most out of their handwriting. The gift box contains the Callissima fountain pen in nib thickness 1.1 mm and two front parts (1.5 and 1.8 mm)
- Stylish calligraphy only succeeds with outstanding ink: with the extraordinary pastel inks from Schneider in eight shades, bullet journal, greeting cards and much more. Artfully design
- Includes 32 pages of hand lettering Basics by artist Cecilie Etse. In short lessons, beginners learn the basic techniques of hand lettering, brush pen lettering, and calligraphy
- Box contents: Callissima fountain pen anthracite with 3 nib widths, ink cartridges: Bermuda blue, apricot, lilac, lemon cake, ice blue, rose, blush, cognac. Includes Etse's handlettering exercise book
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