"When one has taken root, one puts out branches."
- Jules Verne
Novelist, poet, and playwright, most of us know French author Jules Verne from his remarkable adventure novels including Journey to the Center of the Earth, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas, and Around the World in Eighty Days. It is Verne's sense of adventure, style, and scientific magicialism that made him one of earliest inspirations of the Steampunk movement.
It's fitting that he be nom de plume for our exquisite steampunk ballpoint twist pen. Crafted from Earth's Core resin swirling with stunning shades of black, white, gold, and shimmering copper and finished with antique pewter hardware featuring detailed steampunk design, this is one of our favorite pens to write with.
Because the bulk of the pen's weight rests in the pump accent on the top barrel, this pen rests at a comfortable slant as you write across the page. The stylish tip, which also features motif design, provides just enough finger grip to make holding the pen securely a simple task. Jules LaVerne uses Parker style ink.
- Jules Verne
Novelist, poet, and playwright, most of us know French author Jules Verne from his remarkable adventure novels including Journey to the Center of the Earth, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas, and Around the World in Eighty Days. It is Verne's sense of adventure, style, and scientific magicialism that made him one of earliest inspirations of the Steampunk movement.
It's fitting that he be nom de plume for our exquisite steampunk ballpoint twist pen. Crafted from Earth's Core resin swirling with stunning shades of black, white, gold, and shimmering copper and finished with antique pewter hardware featuring detailed steampunk design, this is one of our favorite pens to write with.
Because the bulk of the pen's weight rests in the pump accent on the top barrel, this pen rests at a comfortable slant as you write across the page. The stylish tip, which also features motif design, provides just enough finger grip to make holding the pen securely a simple task. Jules LaVerne uses Parker style ink.