Caran d'Ache Fibralo Brush Pens with Water-Soluble Ink Metal Box 30 Assorted Colours, Fine, Thick Lines, Calligraphy, Bullet Journaling, Writing, Water-Colour, Line Width 0.5 to 5mm, Artist Supplies

• USE Flexible, precise & ultra-resistant brush tip, combines line control, flexibility & water-soluble ink. Ideal for drawing, calligraphy, watercolour effects. Flexible & resistant, the artist-quality brush tip allows you to draw fine or thick lines
• SETS The fibre-tipped pens are available individually or in boxes of 10, 15, 24 and 30 colours, and come in six thematic sets: pastel, marine, portrait, manga, botanical and bloom
• IDEAL Great for amateur artists looking for versatile and reliable fibre tipped pens. Fans of calligraphy, bullet journaling, manga or watercolour effects. Swiss made quality, 100% recycled plastic sourced from the oceans
• FEATURES Water-soluble ink brush pen guaranteed against ink drying out for up to 3 years, with cap closed. Produces line width from 0.5 to 5mm. Flexible brush tip bends, twists & returns to original shape, allowing user to create fine or broad stroke
• RANGE Water-soluble fibre-tipped pen can be used for dry or wet application. Body & cap made from 100% recycled plastic sourced from coastal areas. Ideal for lettering, creative calligraphy, manga, sketching, notebooks & creating watercolour effects

Since it was founded in Geneva in 1915, Caran d'Ache’s history has been intertwined with creativity and emotion. Countless generations of budding artists, amateurs and professionals have shared and continue to share the company’s passion for its colours and the quality of its drawing and writing instruments. Originally known as Fabrique Genevoise de Crayons, the brand was rechristened Caran d'Ache in 1924 at the suggestion of Arnold Schweitzer, the head of the company at the time. Caran d'Ache means pencil in Russian and has its roots in the Turkish word "kara-tash" which means black stone, in reference to graphite. A true icon of the Swiss Made label, Caran d'Ache remains a family company, currently headed up by Carole Hubscher who represents the fourth generation of the family involved in the company's management at the highest level since the 1930s.