Created especially for his collectors in Japan and his exhibition in Kyoto, Stefan Fink’s KYOTO Edition unites fountain pens and lidded vessels made of Grenadilla wood, inlaid with delicate traces of silver dust. The visible marks of growth and age in the wood are honoured and celebrated – in the spirit of Kintsugi, the Japanese art of embracing imperfection. Playfulness is part of the design: the lids of these refined vessels transform effortlessly into flawlessly spinning tops. An edition that surprises – and moves. Explore

Turned freehand on the lathe in the woodturning studio – without template, guided only by his own design and precision. Each Stefan Fink writing instrument is unique, a small masterpiece of this rare craft, made solely by his own hand, from carefully chosen noble woods. Writing instruments of timeless design, with which you may rediscover yourself and your handwriting – in quiet flow, fully present, fully your own. Explore

What does it feel like – writing with a fountain pen from the URSPRUNG Edition?
Experience for yourself what it means to hold a thousand-year-old fragment of Hamburg’s origins in your hand.
The oak wood once formed part of the Neue Burg, built in 1023 – the cradle of the Hanseatic city. Perhaps Stefan Fink’s greatest challenge yet: to transform this ancient, stubborn moor oak wood into a fine and graceful fountain pen. Explore

It is inimitable, one of the most authentic expressions of our personality: our handwriting. When we write by hand, we connect effortlessly with our creativity, our intellect, and that quiet essence we call soul.
All the senses take part when you let your thoughts flow through a Stefan Fink writing instrument: the silky touch of the wooden surface, the soft whisper of the nib on paper, the renewed awareness of your own script. Explore