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Just announced and arriving at the end of this month, the new Narwhal Pen Of The Year Rabbit is being produced in just 223 pieces. Pearl white resin and rose gold trim combine to give this writing instrument a quietly sophisticated appearance.

Each piston-fill pen is provided with a 14k solid gold nib in Medium. Regrinds to finer tipping sizes are also available from us, along with our exclusive nib customizations.

Our price just $295 - and for another pen inspired by this year's Chinese Zodiac, see our own Rabbit Looking At The Moon...

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I usually don't go for white pens, but this is beautiful...

 

Erick

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Jinhao 9019 "EF" nib running Birmingham Railroad Spike

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Wow, I agree. I'm not the biggest fan of Narwhal's designs but that is legitimately gorgeous. The glazed/frosted look is very interesting.

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I usually don´t go for white pens and even less for rose gold, but... well... that one looks pretty cool!

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I'm sure it's just me, but I'm not quite seeing the "rabbit" inspiration in the final design. 

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10 hours ago, mizgeorge said:

I thought they were Nahvalur now? 

 

That´s what I thought, too, but the cap ring clearly says "Narwhal". 🤷‍♀️

 

@Paul-in-SF You have a point there. As the pen looks a lot more like ice than anything with a rabbit connotation, the best rabbit inspiration I get from this pen is the white rabbit with the golden pocket watch on a chain from Alice in Wonderland. But as I don´t care for zodiac stuff, to me, it´s just a pretty pen with a design you don´t see every day.

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I guess they're using old stock for the cap ring. 

 

I can't help thinking how much nicer it would look, though, with a white or clear nib unit housing rather than the black, and the same for the black piston parts. I'm always surprised at how hard it is to get light coloured housings for standard nib units, and it would greatly improve the look of so many pens, especially those with thinner sections.

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On 1/21/2023 at 6:46 PM, Uncial said:

It's straight from the freezer!

 

Oh, it does look like a popsicle. Just don't lick it!

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