• Pen is very lightweight with straight sides
• The basic design ensures this pen is more cost-effective than other Brause Rose obliques on the market
• Each flange has been fitted to suit the Brause Rose nib*

*Nibs are sold a la carte. You can purchase Brause Rose nibs here.

New to the Brause Rose nib? Read this article to get acquainted!

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• I examine all pens personally to ensure that they can write just as well as any "perfect" pen
• For a "Pretty in Pink" oblique pen, imperfections might include something like an exposed air bubble or chip
• Typical wooden oblique imperfections include uneven ridges from the lathe or chipped wood
• The imperfection might not be in the pen at all, but in the flange -- sometimes the brass is discolored or otherwise flawed
• The exact imperfection will vary from pen to pen; the examples pictured should give you a general idea of what to expect

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This oblique pen is custom fitted for the Brause Rose nib in order to accommodate its thin, delicate shank.

• Choose between a wooden oblique or a resin swirled “Pretty in Pink” pen … they’re both excellent choices.
• This pen has a brass flange, which you can adjust if the angle doesn’t feel just right for you. (Read about why brass is best here.)
• I’ve custom-fitted each and every flange on these pens to snugly hold a Brause Rose nib.
• The resin used to create the "Pretty in Pink" pen is lightweight and smooth, which makes for a pleasant writing experience!
• The finish on the wooden pen has a smooth, contoured feel that's classic and delightful.

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• It has an amazing brass flange. Penmaker Rodger Mayeda was kind enough to give me several hours of his time to show me his flange-making secrets. I'm using his template and techniques to create these oblique flanges.
• It's difficult to find good Brause EF66 oblique pens -- and I can see why. The flange takes time and effort to create. However, I've wanted to provide a pen like this to you for years, and now I finally can.
• Choose between a wooden oblique or a resin swirled "Pretty in Pink" pen ... they're both excellent choices.

Note that this pen does not come with the nib. You can purchase a Brause EF66 nib a la carte by clicking here.

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Every calligrapher needs a reliable "workhorse" pen. For many right-handed calligraphers, this is that pen! You'll be pleasantly surprised at how easy and comfortable it is to create right-leaning calligraphy with this fabulous tool. Here are some reasons to love this pen:

• It's got a brass flange, which you can adjust if the angle doesn't feel just right for you. (Read about why brass is best here!)
• I've custom-fitted each and every flange on these pens to snugly hold a Nikko G nib or a Blue Pumpkin nib.
• The finish has a smooth, contoured feel that makes for pleasant writing.

Not sure what an oblique pen is? Read this article!

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