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The First One Hundred

No. 26

Bocote (Cordia elaeagnoides) is celebrated for its dramatic grain, warm chocolate tones and naturally flowing patterns that make every piece unmistakably unique. Delicate gold paste accents subtly follow the wood's natural character, adding depth without overshadowing it. Combined with a Bock No. 6 Fine stainless steel nib, this fountain pen delivers a precise, dependable writing experience while highlighting the rich personality of one of the most expressive hardwoods in the world.

Crafted from Bocote (Cordia elaeagnoides), this fountain pen celebrates the natural artistry hidden within wood itself.

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Edition

The First One Hundred

Price

On request

Material

Bocote (Cordia elaeagnoides)

Atelier

LIGNORAE Atelier

Year

2026

Piece updated: 18 Aug 2026

Object notes

Material, surface and intention.

Crafted from Bocote (Cordia elaeagnoides), this fountain pen celebrates the natural artistry hidden within wood itself.

Renowned for its striking grain, Bocote displays an ever-changing interplay of warm browns, dark streaks and subtle golden undertones. No two blanks are alike. Every line and every contrast has been shaped by nature over decades, making each writing instrument genuinely one of a kind.

To further enhance this individuality, selected details have been carefully enriched with antique gold paste. Rather than creating bold decorative elements, these golden accents gently catch the light and emphasize the natural contours and figure of the wood, adding a quiet sense of depth and refinement.

The warm character of Bocote is complemented by brushed stainless steel components and a Bock No. 6 Fine stainless steel nib, offering crisp, controlled lines and a smooth writing experience suitable for both daily writing and thoughtful correspondence.

Every LIGNORAE fountain pen is handcrafted individually. The organic variations of Bocote, together with the hand-applied gold detailing, ensure that no two pens can ever be identical. The result is a writing instrument where craftsmanship enhances nature, rather than replacing it.