



- Mega Piston Filling The Everest fills directly from bottled ink via a fixed Mega Piston system built into the pen.
- #8 Gold Nib Maiora makes the oversized #8 14K gold nib and its ebonite feed in-house.
- Numbered Ebonite Body The Vulcania pen is hand-turned from solid ebonite bar, mirror-polished, and individually numbered.
- Vulcania Colour Pattern Deep red, burgundy, black and warm brown tones run through the body in irregular longitudinal streaks, with gold-coloured trim.
- Nib Motif The nib carries Maiora branding and an Everest mountain motif.
| Body | Mirror-polished ebonite, hand-turned from solid bar |
|---|---|
| Nib | Oversized #8 14K gold, made by Maiora, with an ebonite feed |
| Filling system | Fixed Mega Piston |
| Ink capacity | 5 ml |
| Numbering | Individually numbered on the base of the cap |
| Capped length | 6.65 in (168.8 mm) |
| Posted length | 7.02 in (178.4 mm) |
| Weight | approximately 1.55 oz (44.0 g) |
| Made in | Italy |
- Maiora Everest Vulcania Fountain Pen
- Pen sleeve
- Full-size bottle of Maiora red ink
Who makes the nib on this pen, and what size is it?
Maiora makes the nib in-house. It is a #8 size, 14-karat solid gold nib paired with an ebonite feed. The #8 is an oversized nib unit, matched to the Everest's oversized body. Because both the nib and the feed are produced by Maiora in Naples, the pairing is specific to the Everest line.
How does the Vulcania fill with ink, and how much does it hold?
The Everest Vulcania fills directly from a bottled ink using a built-in Mega Piston system. The Mega Piston holds 5 ml of ink. To refill, you draw from any bottle of fountain pen ink. The pen ships with a full-size bottle of Maiora red ink, so you can fill it immediately.
What comes in the box with the Vulcania?
The Everest Vulcania ships with a pen sleeve and a full-size bottle of Maiora red ink. The pen itself carries an individual number on the base of the cap — the Vulcania is a numbered edition, with each pen bearing its own sequential number.
What does the Vulcania ebonite actually look like, and will two pens match?
Vulcania is mirror-polished ebonite, turned from solid bar, with deep red, burgundy, black and warm brown running through the material in irregular streaks. Gold-colored trim warms the oversized shape. Because the ebonite varies naturally, every pen carries its own arrangement of color, so two Vulcania pens will not be identical.

