Calligraphy Pens Staedtler set — 3 tip widths, 6 ink colors

Set of Staedtler calligraphy pens — 3 tip widths, 6 ink colors is a compact toolkit for calligraphic lettering and decorative writing. The set includes three differently sized chisel tips that produce consistent, defined strokes from thin hairlines to broad downstrokes. Six water-resistant pigment ink colors provide clear contrast and reliable coverage on paper and card, making the set suitable for invitations, hand-lettering, journaling and craft projects. Designed by Staedtler, these pens combine ease of use with predictable stroke results for both beginners and experienced users.

Advantages

The three chisel tip widths offer controlled variation in line thickness without the need to change tools frequently. Pigment-based inks deliver stable color with quick-drying properties and good coverage on common papers. The pens’ ergonomic barrels are designed for comfortable handling during extended lettering sessions, while the cap system prevents accidental drying when stored properly. The kit’s color selection enables tonal and multicolor compositions without mixing inks.

Suitable for

• Calligraphic lettering and modern hand-lettering projects
• Designing greeting cards, invitations and envelopes
• Sketching decorative borders and typographic layout experiments
• Bullet journaling, planners and notebook embellishments
• Craft and mixed-media paper projects

Key specifications

• Tip types: three chisel nib widths for varied stroke thickness
• Ink type: pigment-based, water-resistant inks
• Number of ink colors: six distinct tones for multicolor work
• Suitable surfaces: paper, card and coated papers (results may vary with surface finish)
• Barrel: ergonomically shaped for comfortable grip during extended use

How to use

Choose the chisel tip width that matches the letter size and style you intend to write. Hold the pen at a consistent angle to the paper to achieve the characteristic thick and thin strokes of calligraphy; lighter angles produce thinner lines while flatter angles give broader strokes. Work on smooth, stable paper and allow each stroke to dry briefly before layering colors or adding overlaps to prevent smudging. Replace the cap after use to maintain ink quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test each color and tip on a scrap of the same paper you will use for your final project. Use a ruler or guide sheet beneath thin paper to maintain consistent line height. Clean any excess pigment from the tip by gently blotting on paper if lines begin to appear uneven.