Ancient Bog Oak, Chrome Virage
This Virage style grip pen has been made with a lathe turned ancient bog oak blank. This ballpoint pen is equipped with standard black ink.
Ancient Bog Oak oak is 5400 years old (3400 BC) derived from Ukraine. This is a unique material for its beauty and quality. The wood of this oak has been lying for thousands of years at the bottom of rivers or in the layers of the ground at the depth of three to seven metres, devoid of oxygen. Tannin, which remains in the wood, reacts with the salts of iron. As a result, the oak acquires unique physical properties: colour, firmness and longevity.
This Virage style grip pen has been made with a lathe turned ancient bog oak blank. This ballpoint pen is equipped with standard black ink.
Ancient Bog Oak oak is 5400 years old (3400 BC) derived from Ukraine. This is a unique material for its beauty and quality. The wood of this oak has been lying for thousands of years at the bottom of rivers or in the layers of the ground at the depth of three to seven metres, devoid of oxygen. Tannin, which remains in the wood, reacts with the salts of iron. As a result, the oak acquires unique physical properties: colour, firmness and longevity.
This Virage style grip pen has been made with a lathe turned ancient bog oak blank. This ballpoint pen is equipped with standard black ink.
Ancient Bog Oak oak is 5400 years old (3400 BC) derived from Ukraine. This is a unique material for its beauty and quality. The wood of this oak has been lying for thousands of years at the bottom of rivers or in the layers of the ground at the depth of three to seven metres, devoid of oxygen. Tannin, which remains in the wood, reacts with the salts of iron. As a result, the oak acquires unique physical properties: colour, firmness and longevity.
