Jotter, in resin and gold
SKU:
Trk_Gol_Res(G&P)
£60.00
£60.00
per item
The Jotter is a no-nonsense click action gel pen perfect for any situation!
It's solid build allows it to be thrown in a rucksack or handbag and is ideal for anyone planning on taking notes on the go.
Being a click pen it is operated with a single hand: no more fiddling with a cap or twist action whilst trying to hold a notepad.
Don't be fooled by the somewhat rugged design: the smooth lines of the hardware perfectly compliment the upper and lower barrels, which have been delicately shaped and polished to a fine finish.
Features:
It's solid build allows it to be thrown in a rucksack or handbag and is ideal for anyone planning on taking notes on the go.
Being a click pen it is operated with a single hand: no more fiddling with a cap or twist action whilst trying to hold a notepad.
Don't be fooled by the somewhat rugged design: the smooth lines of the hardware perfectly compliment the upper and lower barrels, which have been delicately shaped and polished to a fine finish.
Features:
- Click action gel pen
- Replaceable parker style refill
- Rugged design
- Length 132.5mm
1 available
Available in:
- Black enamel
- Gold plate
- Chrome plate
Materials used to craft this pen:
Epoxy resin & coloured wooden sticks.
All resins used by Hopping Frog Pens are cast in our workshop. The technique involves mixing a two part epoxy resin, together with any colourants or woods, and pouring into a mold. A thermal reaction then takes place causing the mixture to harden, when it can later be handled to create a pen.
Due to the random nature involved in this process, no two resin pens will ever be the same, and can therefore be considered as completely bespoke.
Resin pens, once shaped, are highly polished before a final protective coat of carnauba wax is applied.
They are very hard wearing and have a high resistance to scratches, making them a favourite for everyday use.
All resins used by Hopping Frog Pens are cast in our workshop. The technique involves mixing a two part epoxy resin, together with any colourants or woods, and pouring into a mold. A thermal reaction then takes place causing the mixture to harden, when it can later be handled to create a pen.
Due to the random nature involved in this process, no two resin pens will ever be the same, and can therefore be considered as completely bespoke.
Resin pens, once shaped, are highly polished before a final protective coat of carnauba wax is applied.
They are very hard wearing and have a high resistance to scratches, making them a favourite for everyday use.