Maiora Ultra Ogiva Golden Age 2.0 Wind/Palladium Fountain Pen
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$295.00 - Regular price
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$295.00
Wind runs blue, turquoise and teal through a translucent resin, with darker blue-gray passages and fine golden accents lifting the lighter areas. Palladium-tone trim keeps the palette cool, and the pattern falls differently on every pen.
The fountain pen is offered two ways. The steel nib fills from a standard international cartridge or converter, using a blind cap at the end of the barrel that turns the converter like a piston so the barrel never has to come apart, while the 14KT gold nib is a true piston with an ink window.
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- Wind Resin Body The Wind pen is blue, turquoise and teal resin with darker blue-grey passages and fine golden accents.
- Palladium-Tone Trim The pen carries palladium-tone trim.
- 2 Nib Configurations The fountain pen is available with a #6 stainless steel nib on a cartridge and converter system, or a 14KT gold nib on a piston filler.
- Individual Pen Number Each pen carries its own individual number.
| Body | Blue, turquoise and teal resin |
|---|---|
| Trim | Palladium-tone |
| Filling system | Cartridge and converter with the steel nib, piston with the 14KT gold nib |
| Nib | #6 stainless steel, or 14KT gold |
| Cap band | Solid 925 sterling silver in raised ornamental relief, plated to match the trim |
| Edition | Individually numbered |
| Capped length | 5.81 in (147.6 mm) |
| Posted length | 6.55 in (166.4 mm) |
| Weight | approximately 0.9 oz (25.51 g) |
| Made in | Italy |
- Maiora Ultra Ogiva Golden Age 2.0 Wind/Palladium Fountain Pen
- Cloth-bound presentation box
- Converter inside pen
What are the two ways to order this pen, and how do the filling systems differ?
The Wind fountain pen comes in two configurations: a #6 stainless steel nib on a standard international cartridge and converter system, or a 14KT gold nib on a true piston filler with an ink window. With the steel version, a blind cap at the end of the barrel turns the converter like a piston so the barrel never has to come apart. The gold version fills directly from bottled ink.
What does the Wind resin actually look like, and does the pattern vary between pens?
Wind runs blue, turquoise and teal through a translucent resin, with darker blue-gray passages and fine golden accents lifting the lighter areas. Palladium-tone trim keeps the palette cool. The pattern falls differently on every pen, so no two Wind pens are identical.
Is each pen individually numbered, and is there a production limit?
Each Wind pen carries its own individual number. Maiora publishes no production ceiling for the Wind finish, so no maximum is on record. The numbering confirms the pen is distinct, but it does not constitute a stated edition size.
Where is this pen made, and who is behind the brand?
The Ultra Ogiva Wind is handcrafted in Naples, Italy. Maiora was established there in 2018 by Nino Marino, and the team behind it brings over 40 years of collective experience in the creation of valuable writing instruments. Yafa Brands is the official US distributor.
When the refill runs low on the steel-nib version, what ink standard does it take?
The steel-nib configuration uses a standard international ink cartridge or converter. When you need a replacement, look for standard international ink cartridges or a standard international converter. Yafa stocks no confirmed replacement part for this pen beyond what the standard specifies.