Description
The Jasmin Pen by Henry Simpole – 限量版
Conway Stewart 与 Henry Simpole 遗产管理方合作,欣然推出他极为有限数量的浮雕镶嵌笔,均为 Henry 个人收藏中的原件。去年,为数不多的 William Morris 笔款数日内即告售罄,如今我们自豪地呈献 The Jasmin Pen – 仅有8支纯银款与5支镀金纯银(vermeil)款可供选购。
设计和工艺
Henry 在2000年代初制作出著名的 Snake 笔款后,设计了这支笔。The Jasmin Pen 旨在呈现茉莉花叶片般柔美的姿态,其立体纹样正是他独特视野的绝佳例证。此笔以纯银制成并镀23ct金,每支均带有完整的伦敦化验所(London Assay Office)印记,以及 Henry 本人的姓名缩写(HCS),确保品质与真伪。
独特之处
这款 Jasmin 笔的笔杆与笔盖采用红色硬质橡胶(vulcanite)制成,这在当今制笔界是极为罕见的材质。二十世纪初,制笔商传统上使用硬质橡胶(多为红色)或硬质胶(ebonite,多为黑色)来制笔。这种硬质橡胶材料带有独特的气味,令人联想起珍藏古董笔的乐趣。照片无法完全呈现这款哑光红色材质的真实美感,它与镀金纯银浮雕相得益彰。
一枚由 Henry 亲自设计、并镌刻有 HCS 字样的独特笔夹,让这支笔与众不同。
一份真挚的致敬
这支笔以 Jasmin Cameron 之名命名,以示纪念——她是 Writing Equipment Society 的创始成员之一。她的建议、善意与支持,激励着 Henry 走上制笔生涯之路。这件限量之作,正是他对她早年鼓励的致敬。
定制选项
每支笔均配备18ct金 Conway Stewart 笔尖,提供极细(EF)、细(F)、中(M)或粗(B)可选。此外还提供特殊笔尖选项,包括斜体尖、平尖或斜磨尖,让您可依个人喜好定制书写体验。
笔杆上另设有一处纹章式镌刻区域,可镌刻简短姓名、姓名缩写或日期。请选择“Barrel Engraving”以启用此选项。
凭借精湛工艺、历史底蕴与稀缺性的完美融合,The Jasmin Pen 远不止是一件书写工具——它是一件真正的收藏珍品。
DIMENSIONS and WEIGHT
- Length Closed: 161mm │ 6.34"
- Length of Barrel incl nib: 140mm │ 5.51"
- Length of Cap: 75mm │ 2.95"
- Diameter of Barrel: 15mm │ 0.59"
- Diameter of Cap: 15.5mm │ 0.61"
- Weight: 56gms │ 1.98oz

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