Beaklet Cartagena
One colour catches your eye. Another changes the whole picture. Cartagena brings yellow, muted teal and red accents into a Beaklet for noticing unexpected combinations. A little reminder that the interesting part is sometimes where two things meet.
₹3,500
The details
Yellow, muted teal and red accents. A combination that gives the eye somewhere to wander.
A Beaklet is a refillable writing instrument. Ink flows from the converter through the feed to the nib, then onto your page.
Box contents
Each box contains one Beaklet pen, two ink cartridges and an instruction booklet with guidance on setting up, using and caring for your pen.
The story
You set out to get somewhere. Then a colour makes you look up. Yellow walls. Flowers spilling from balconies. The walk has acquired a small detour.
Cartagena brings a yellow cap, muted teal barrel and red details together in one lively combination. The beak-shaped clip becomes part of that conversation.
For a note about what you found, a sketch of what you saw, or the idea that arrived because you took a different turn.
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SKU: BK-CG-083
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Craftsmanship
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the little details.
The bird in the design
Our clip takes its shape from a Hornbill’s beak. A small detail that brings the story into the Beaklet.
The ink on the page
Ink travels through the feed to the nib, where the next line begins.
Room for another thought
The converter draws ink from a bottle so you can refill and keep writing.
Checked before it leaves us
Every Beaklet is inspected, from the nib to the finish, before it leaves us.
The inspiration
The walk took a little longer.
This Beaklet chapter follows colour through an ordinary walk. The first thing catches your eye. The second makes you look at the first differently. Soon, you are finding combinations you would never have planned.
It is a useful habit for a page, too. Put two thoughts beside each other. See whether a third turns up.
Torre del RelojThe clock tower gate is the main way into the walled old town.
PalenquerasFruit sellers from San Basilio de Palenque, in bright dresses, with bowls balanced on their heads.
Castillo San FelipeBuilt on San Lázaro hill, the largest fortress Spain raised in its American colonies.
Las MurallasAbout 11 km of stone walls were built to keep pirates out of the old city.
Colonial balconiesOld town houses wear wooden balconies, thick with bougainvillea, over painted walls.
The baySpanish fleets loaded silver and gold here for the long voyage back to Spain.
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A little help
Get to know your Beaklet.
How does a Beaklet write?
A Beaklet is a refillable writing instrument. Ink flows from the converter through the feed to the nib, then onto your page.
Which nib should I choose?
Every Beaklet comes with a choice of two nib grades: Fine (F) and Extra Fine (EF). A finer nib makes a narrower line; a broader nib leaves a wider one. Your handwriting, paper and ink also affect how the line looks.
If you are unsure, tell us how you like to write. We will help you understand the available options.
What ink should I use?
Use ink made for refillable writing instruments with a nib and feed. Other inks can clog the feed and interrupt the flow.
When changing ink colours, clean the Beaklet first so the old ink does not mix with the new one.
Can I use cartridges?
Please check the compatible cartridge format listed for your edition. Cartridges and converters need to fit the Beaklet correctly. If you are unsure, ask us before choosing a refill.
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