Tibaldi - Bononia - Rich Black - Fyldepen

LAST TWO PENS AVAILABLE IN STOCK!

Bononia, Latin for Bologna, is a statement Tibaldi pen style that celebrates the brand’s iconic heritage with a fresh, bohemian twist on contemporary trends. Last updated in the ‘90s, the Bononia collection is now offered as an open edition, showcasing lavish velvety colors of streaked pearlized resin, complemented by signature palladium trims.

Designed for a personalized writing experience, the nib can be customized to your preference, with options including Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad, and Double Broad, allowing you to enjoy the font style that best suits your hand. The Bononia also includes a convenient converter for bottled ink use, along with cartridges and additional accessories to elevate your writing journey.

All Tibaldi writing instruments are guaranteed against any manufacturing defect for 12 months from the date of purchase. Any part of this pen with a minor manufacturing defect discovered by our authorised customer service department will be repaired or replaced under warranty.

Tibaldi's journey began in Florence, Italy, where Giuseppe Tibaldi established the company in 1916. From its inception, Tibaldi pens reflected the rich artistic heritage of Florence, known for its craftsmanship and attention to detail. This historic city served as the perfect backdrop for Tibaldi's emergence as a leading name in luxury writing instruments, setting the stage for generations of exquisite penmaking.

In 2009, the esteemed Aquila family, proprietors of the iconic Montegrappa brand, assumed control of Tibaldi, infusing the company with their decades of expertise in pen craftsmanship. With this transition, Tibaldi found itself under the stewardship of a family deeply rooted in the tradition of Italian penmaking, ensuring a seamless continuation of its legacy of excellence. Under the Aquila family's guidance, Tibaldi continued to produce pens that epitomized sophistication and quality, maintaining its status as a hallmark of Italian craftsmanship.