Made by hand in Spain. The pen stands out for its exclusive Párix filling system, developed and manufactured by Ulpia. It consists of a removable rear piston that is filled with ink and reinserted into the pen body. All fountain pens feature an elegant single-body design, inspired by early 20th-century models.

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Product

Ulpia Párix Ebonite Fountain Pen - Marine

Description

The “Párix” fountain pen ink-filling system is a new and simple method. It has been developed and manufactured by Ulpia. It consists of a removable rear piston that is filled with ink and reinserted into the pen body. With a capacity of more than 2 ml of ink and its intuitive filling, it allows for long writing sessions as well as effective cleaning of the pen. the Ulpia Párix has as its characteristic emblem its handmade brass threaded ring, polished and plated in 24k gold. Comes with JoWo 14K Gold, number #6 nib.

Made in Spain with a differentiating and unique design.

How To Fill Párix Filling System

Tips On Refilling Ink:

• The Cap Must Be Unscrewed And The Nib Pointing Upwards
• The Piston Is Always Inserted And Extracted With Circular Movements
• The Recommended Filling Is Up To The First Rubber Of The Piston

Specs

Features

• The body and cap: are made of the best quality ebonite. Ebonite is a vulcanized natural rubber known for its particular shine and warm touch, highly appreciated by collectors. It has been used in fountain pens since the late 19th century.
• Clip and threaded ring: made of solid brass and engraved with a diamond point, they are later hand polished and plated in 24k gold
• Nib: Its 14K gold and engraved with the Ulpia emblems and plated in platinum and gold, available in different tip sizes.  number #6

Nib Sizes

#6 size JoWo steel nib with many tip options.

Packaging

Comes in an Ulpia cardboard pen box.

Ulpia

Ulpia is a charming artisanal pen company nestled in the heart of Spain.

We first met Raúl, the visionary founder of Ulpia, at the Madrid Pen Show in 2021, where their innovative “Párix” filling system captured our attention. This system, a cleverly designed refillable cartridge, harkens back to the first cartridge-fillers of the late 19th century, which were filled using glass or metal cartridges.