Kayu Egino 3 Coconut palm

When you look at the Egino, does it even look like a pen? Where are all those things like the giant cap, clip or the opulent gold-plated decorations? They’re not there. And why? Because they’re useless. The smallest cap we’ve managed to come up with has only a milled edge that prevents rolling and thanks to which you can tell at first touch where the cap is screwed on.

The Egino 3 is equipped with a fast and reliable closure with good old threads. It may not be as sexy as magnets or plastic clicks, but it will still work just as well in 30 years without repair.

As soon as you open the pen, you’ll find that nothing interferes with your grip. It’s so satisfying when you can grab the pen wherever you feel like it, and there are no edges, threads or similar irregularities that get in the way. It’s also perfectly balanced with the center of gravity tilted just right towards the tip. Thanks to this, you will enjoy truly superb control without compromise.

Egino can write with a classic Fine, Medium or Bold nib and as a bonus also with a ballpoint (M). It depends on what suits you best. All filled with a converter or standard size cartridges that you can get in any good stationery store. The nibs come from Germany and are so precise that they write at the slightest touch to the paper.

Qualities of Coconut Palm Wood

Coconut palm wood is known for its durability and density. The texture of the wood can be coarse, but when properly treated, it reveals a smooth finish that highlights its natural beauty. Additionally, coconut wood is sustainable.

In addition to its practical uses, coconut wood has gained popularity in the production of eco-friendly products. Since the coconut palm has a lifespan of around 60–80 years, its wood is often sourced from older trees that are no longer productive for coconut harvesting, thus ensuring minimal environmental impact.  As the world increasingly prioritizes sustainability, coconut wood’s eco-friendly attributes make it a sought-after alternative to more traditional hardwoods. It is also used in the crafting of musical instruments, such as drums, due to its resonance and acoustic qualities.

Symboli of Coconut Palm Wood

Coconut trees and their wood have significant symbolic value, particularly in cultures that thrive in tropical regions. The tree itself represents resilience, as it thrives in harsh conditions like saltwater beaches and drought-prone areas. In Hinduism, the coconut palm is considered sacred, symbolizing prosperity and well-being. The wood of the coconut palm, therefore, is often associated with spiritual symbolism and is used in religious rituals and offerings. Similarly, in various Pacific Island cultures, the coconut tree holds a revered place in mythology and tradition, representing sustenance and the interconnectedness of life.