Wordsworth & Black Calligraphy Pen Gift Set, Includes Ink Bottle, 6 Ink Cartridges, Ink Refill Converter, 6 Replacement Nibs, Premium Package, Journaling, Smooth Writing Pens [Black Gold]

I am a pen junky, I use mostly Montblanc, Xezo, Montegrappa, or Marlen for example. My 11 year old daughter is always asking to use them to learn how to write with fountain pens these are more for daily writing and not calligraphy. They are all extremely expensive averaging around 1000.00 per pen so of course I tell her they are too expensive to learn on. We bought several calligraphy kits for her and I was very disappointed in the quality of them. They don't hold ink, streak, the nibs are horrible and simply a waste of money. Out of 3 different kits we sent them all back and bought this one. I have been writing with fountain pens for more than 20 years and have never run across the problems we had with the 1st 3. I learned you have to be very careful on buying pens like this that are under $100.00. However, this kit is amazing at about 50.00. It writes as good as my special addition Xezo which is my smoothest writer and that one is over 800.00. So, needless to say I was very impressed. The nib we first tried was the broad and it was super smooth. There was no streaks, excessive ink release, or catching. It moved like it was on ice. That's extremely impressive for a non-gold tip nib. The calligraphy was very easily doable which makes it easy for her to learn with. The pen itself appears to be made of a high quality resin and has some weight to it. As a matter of fact I knew it was a good kit as soon as I picked up the case. It has some good weight to it and was well made. The nibs are very well made and hold ink well without leaking or getting your fingers full of excessive ink. The ink converter is smooth, holds the ink well and has a great fit on the pen so it won't come off in the pen leaking ink everywhere. After 4 different kits we found the only one that worked and it's this maker. If you're trying to learn don't buy one that looks cool or is cheaply priced, it's just going to frustrate you making you want to quit. These pens should write better than any pen you have used making writing a pleasure. Invest in a decent set so you can enjoy the art and this one is great for beginners.

This is a terrific "starter" set for a beginning calligraphy enthusiast like myself!A small selection of nibs (which is enough for a self-start learner as I am), ink cartridges are included, and I appreciated the ink converter being included!!! You can enjoy experimenting with different colours of ink and not be limited to what is available in cartridge format.All in all, I adore this set, and recommend it for any student of cursive writing!

Excellent choice for a subtle yet elegant gift. My husband loved it.

This has quality written all over it. From its sleek and beautiful boxing to its quality of the product itself, these pens will be something my wife will cherish for a very long time to come. She is very pleased with the diversity of the entire package set. If your looking for a Calligraphy pen set, I encourage you to check out this collection. You wont be sorry.

Pens are great but mine fell apart.It’s only been about two months & the shaft pops off when ever i pull the top off.Super annoying.I don’t use it anymore.

The reason why this is a nice pen is that not only it come with a tutorial on how to write the alphabet in caligraphy

The first time I decided to try calligraphy, I bought a set of pens made in England, figuring they would do the job. They turned out to be junk. For not a whole lot more I tried these, and was immediatly impressed. The pen itself is their Erudite model, one of which I already had, which means I can use all the other nibs provided in that. I reached out to W&B with a question and recieved an answer within 2 hours-on a Sunday evening no less. I look forward to not only learning Gothic style lettering, but also to try pen and ink drawing. W&B has made a loyal customer.

Very Good product. Very good quality. Use regularly.