Koh Living Aboriginal Girambit Pen
With Jacinta-rai Ridgeway Maahs’s "Girambit" motif, buyers can carry an aboriginal art pen that pairs cultural storytelling with precise black-ink ballpoint performance for everyday writing. Made from sturdy metal and balanced for smooth strokes, the 14cm pen presents a fine nib that suits note-taking, journaling, signing. The design’s blue floral pattern and gold accents are printed on a barrel and reflect First Nations motifs without dilution. Thoughtfully packaged in a recycled card box (16.5cm x 4.6cm x 2cm), it ships ready. A portion of sales supports the artist, and the pen is designed in Australia for stationery collectors and users.
Materials & construction
The pen uses a metal barrel that provides weight and durability for comfortable daily use. The fine nib dispenses black ink for clean, consistent strokes suitable for note-taking, journaling, and signing documents. The printed Girambit motif reproduces Jacinta-rai Ridgeway Maahs’s imagery with blue and gold tones that stand out on a dark background without compromising functionality.
Packaging & gifting
Each pen arrives in a recycled card presentation box sized 16.5cm x 4.6cm x 2cm, making it convenient as a ready-to-give item. The compact, eco-conscious packaging keeps the pen protected in transit and stores easily on shelves or in desktop drawers. As an artisan writing gift or fancy ball point for someone who collects decorative writing tools, it sits well among other elegant desk accessories.
What it’s best for
Ideal as a unique ballpoint for creative professionals, stationery collectors, or as office gift ideas for clients and colleagues. The balance and fine nib make it suitable for everyday handwriting, while the indigenous design and floral pattern pen aesthetic make it a decorative piece when not in use.
Care & maintenance
Wipe the metal barrel with a soft, dry cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. Store the pen capped in the supplied box or a pen sleeve to protect the printed pattern and nib. Do not immerse in water or expose to harsh chemicals to preserve the print and finish.
Artist & provenance
Designed in Australia and carrying Jacinta-rai Ridgeway Maahs’s "Girambit" artwork, a portion of each sale supports the artist. The design reflects First Nations storytelling and motifs; packaging notes and the sale donation are part of the product provenance.
FAQ
Q: Is this pen a good option for gifting as an office gift idea or stationery gift?
A: Yes. The pen ships in a recycled card box, making it suitable as gift pens or office gift ideas and presenting as an artisan writing gift.
Q: What ink and nib size does the pen use?
A: The Koh Living Aboriginal Girambit Pen is a black-ink ball point with a fine nib designed for consistent, smooth lines.
Q: Is the design an indigenous design pen original?
A: The barrel reproduces Jacinta-rai Ridgeway Maahs’s "Girambit" design, celebrating First Nations motifs in a decorative writing tool and floral pattern pen style.
Q: Can this pen be considered a fancy ball point or elegant desk accessory?
A: Yes. With blue and gold accents and a metal body, it functions as both a unique ballpoint for writing and an elegant desk accessory when displayed.
Q: Does a portion of the sale go to the artist?
A: Yes. A portion of each sale is directed to the artist as noted in the product details.