Definition
A 'fountain pen' is a pen that holds liquid ink in a reservoir and dispenses it through a nib. It's a writing instrument that combines elegance and function. Unlike ballpoint pens, fountain pens use capillary action and gravity to deliver ink. They offer a smoother writing experience, especially with good quality ink. Many are refillable and designed to last a lifetime. Some people collect fountain pens as a hobby.ποΈ They are often seen as more sophisticated than other types of pens.