The TWSBI Horse Year Fountain Pen combines eye-catching design with the dependable performance that has made the TWSBI Eco series a favorite among fountain pen enthusiasts worldwide. Featuring a transparent demonstrator barrel, elegant silver-colored accents. This fountain pen delivers both style and practicality in one beautifully crafted writing instrument.

The clear demonstrator body allows you to easily monitor your ink level, while the integrated piston filling system provides an impressive ink capacity for extended writing sessions. Whether you are journaling, note-taking, sketching, or using it as an everyday writer, the TWSBI Eco offers a smooth and reliable writing experience.

This pen is very limited, and no additional releases will be made after this initial batch.

Why Choose the TWSBI Horse Year Fountain Pen?

• Transparent demonstrator barrel to view ink level
  
• Elegant silver-colored metal accents
• Integrated piston filling system with large ink capacity
• Smooth and consistent writing performance
• Durable construction for daily use
• Comfortable design for long writing sessions

A Stylish and Practical Fountain Pen

The TWSBI Eco is the ideal fountain pen for writers and collectors looking for a balance of aesthetics, functionality, and value. Its generous ink capacity, reliable piston mechanism, and distinctive color combination make it a standout addition to any fountain pen collection.

TWSBI fountain pens can be entirely disassembled for the purposes of cleaning and servicing. Instructions and necessary tools are supplied with each TWSBI fountain pen. Please note that the disassembly feature is only there for experienced users and is not necessary for daily use. Disassembly is at your own risk!

About TWSBI

With a history of more than 40 years of manufacturing, including producing high-end pens for other brands, Ta Shin Precision decided to start selling under their own brand, TWSBI. The name TWSBI is made up from TWS and BI. ‘TWS’ is the reversed initials of the phrase ‘San Wen Tong’, translated Hall of Three Cultures, and ‘BI’ literally means writing instrument.