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Sleek, silky smooth yet superbly sturdy – the new Aion pen range from German writing instrument brand Lamy is a scribing sensation. So it will come as no surprise that the hand behind it is British designer Jasper Morrison, who, over his 35-year career, has applied his distinct brand of minimalism to everything from home accessorie­s and furniture to transport and technology. The Aion range is one of Lamy’s simplest designs to date, but it’s the one that packs the most innovation. Lamy developed a new manufactur­ing process to create the seamless body and cap combo and the double matte finish that highlights the grip. The well-proportion­ed case, cast from a single piece of metal, is an industry first, while the pen also features an exclusive new nib shape. Available in two metallic shades (black and olive silver), and in fountain, ballpoint and rollerball versions, the Aion is a quiet but much welcome revolution in the world of handwritin­g.

 ??  ?? photograph­y: philippe fragnière writer: rosa bertoli London-based Scribe PAUL Antonio Tested The new LAMY Aion for us with A celebrator­y flourish
‘Aion’ fountain Pen, €49, By JASPER Morrison, for LAMY. Kyoto ink, £20, from QUILL London
photograph­y: philippe fragnière writer: rosa bertoli London-based Scribe PAUL Antonio Tested The new LAMY Aion for us with A celebrator­y flourish ‘Aion’ fountain Pen, €49, By JASPER Morrison, for LAMY. Kyoto ink, £20, from QUILL London

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