Onigiri Raw Aluminum Ballpoint Pen
Taking inspiration from Japanese Onigiri rice balls, Before Breakfast spent four years designing and refining their collection of writing instruments. The result is a soft, chunky, triangular shape made from tactile raw aluminum. The finish is left unsealed so it will acquire character over time. Something to which we all aspire.
The pen's rounded edges improve writing comfort and allow it to sit on the desktop without rolling. Designed with simplicity in mind, this push button style pen is ideal for those who are always on the move. Made of raw aluminum to ensure its durability and low weight.
Comes with one black Schmidt P 900 M Ballpoint refill, additional refills are readily available.
Also available in Rollerball and Mechanical Pencil.
From Before Breakfast, a London-based stationery company. The name of the brand is a homage to the quote found in Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll: “Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”
Explore Before Breakfast.
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Taking inspiration from Japanese Onigiri rice balls, Before Breakfast spent four years designing and refining their collection of writing instruments. The result is a soft, chunky, triangular shape made from tactile raw aluminum. The finish is left unsealed so it will acquire character over time. Something to which we all aspire.
The pen's rounded edges improve writing comfort and allow it to sit on the desktop without rolling. Designed with simplicity in mind, this push button style pen is ideal for those who are always on the move. Made of raw aluminum to ensure its durability and low weight.
Comes with one black Schmidt P 900 M Ballpoint refill, additional refills are readily available.
Also available in Rollerball and Mechanical Pencil.
From Before Breakfast, a London-based stationery company. The name of the brand is a homage to the quote found in Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll: “Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”
Explore Before Breakfast.
