Objects at SEN are introduced slowly.
Each tool or sheet of paper appears here only after time spent using it in daily work, study, and writing.
Selection is guided by balance, material, and clarity in use. Objects are not chosen to impress, but to remain — becoming familiar through repetition rather than novelty.
A light, well-balanced fountain pen designed for extended writing without fatigue. Its fine nib introduces a measured resistance on the page, encouraging attention and a slower pace.
The TUZU is particularly suited to careful note-taking, margin writing, and longer sessions where consistency and control matter more than expressiveness.
Used for daily notes, study annotations, and long-form writing.
A writing pad made with Midori’s MD paper, known for its balance between smoothness and resistance. The paper accepts fountain pen ink cleanly, with minimal bleed-through and a controlled, predictable line.
Used for draft writing, meeting notes, and exploratory thinking.