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A fountain pen is a traditional writing instrument that uses liquid ink stored in a cartridge, converter, or internal reservoir, which flows to the nib through capillary action. Unlike ballpoint , these have a metal nib with a split tip that allows ink to glide smoothly across paper with little pressure, creating elegant and expressive handwriting. They are often preferred for calligraphy, journaling, and formal writing because of their smooth ink flow and the variety of nib sizes available. These come in many designs, from simple everyday models to luxurious collectible pieces, and they can be refilled with different ink colors, making them both environmentally friendly and stylish for long-term use.

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