Monteverde MP1 Collectible Fountain Pen - Woman With A Hat

The Monteverde MP1 Woman with a Hat fountain pen is a numbered edition inspired by Henri Matisse’s groundbreaking 1905 masterpiece. Known for its unexpected colors and energetic brushwork, Woman with a Hat helped define the Fauvist movement and challenged traditional ideas of portraiture. Individually numbered pens (on the bottom of the piston knob), this edition captures the painting’s vivid palette, expressive contrasts, and fearless creativity through an advanced, multi-stage printing process. The artwork is beautifully reproduced across the stainless steel cap, complemented by a coordinating lacquered aluminum blind cap. The MP1 features Monteverde’s seamless one-piece transparent grip and barrel, providing excellent comfort, durability, and a clear view of the generous 2 ml ink reservoir. Hidden beneath the blind cap is the Lock-It™ piston mechanism, designed to prevent accidental movement during use or travel. The front section is permanently integrated and should not be unscrewed. Writing performance is powered by a premium German-made #6 rose-gold JoWo nib, available in several nib sizes. A plasma-treated feed delivers smooth, consistent ink flow, while the integrated piston system fills directly from bottled ink. The Monteverde MP1 Collectible pen is beautifully packaged within a sleek, minimalist gift box, perfect for the discerning individual who appreciates both elegance and functionality. Assembled at the Monteverde headquarters in California, the MP1 Collectible adheres to the highest standards of production and quality control, a testament to the brand's 25-year legacy of precise craftsmanship. Our note about the JoWo Omniflex nib: This flex nib will allow you to experience more bounce and softness than writing with conventional nibs. You can achieve some line variation with a little additional downward pressure, to a point. We recommend flexing the nib to about twice the line width that you would see without using any pressure. Please take care to avoid pressing too hard on the nib, as over-flexing could prevent the tines from returning fully to their original position and decrease or stop your ink flow.