Fountain Pen

A fountain pen is a writing instrument that uses liquid ink delivered through a nib via a reservoir inside the pen. Unlike ballpoint pens that use a small ball to dispense ink, fountain pens use capillary action and gravity to control ink flow, resulting in smooth, continuous lines. They are appreciated for their elegant design, craftsmanship, and ability to produce varied line widths depending on pressure and nib type. Fountain pens require occasional refilling with ink, often from bottled ink, and are favored for both everyday writing and artistic calligraphy due to their precision and writing comfort.