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Hiro 40 Nib

Item #: hiro40
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The Hiro 40 nib tends to go by many names, including the Leonardt 40 or the Blue Pumpkin. Some calligraphers find this nib to be a less expensive duplicate of the Brause Steno 361 nib, which is very similar in appearance and performance.

The Hiro 40 is very flexible, requiring a gentle hand but capable of producing thick, beautiful swells. This nib produces decent hairlines and can be used for Copperplate, but it is better suited for modern calligraphy styles. Can hold a lot of ink, making re-dipping less frequent.
This nib is included in our Copperplate Sampler

Measurements: 37mm long x 8mm at widest / 5.5mm at narrowest
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The Hiro 40 nib tends to go by many names, including the Leonardt 40 or the Blue Pumpkin. Some calligraphers find this nib to be a less expensive duplicate of the Brause Steno 361 nib, which is very similar in appearance and performance.

The Hiro 40 is very flexible, requiring a gentle hand but capable of producing thick, beautiful swells. This nib produces decent hairlines and can be used for Copperplate, but it is better suited for modern calligraphy styles. Can hold a lot of ink, making re-dipping less frequent.
This nib is included in our Copperplate Sampler

Measurements: 37mm long x 8mm at widest / 5.5mm at narrowest
 

Compatibility Standard Holders, Adjustable Holders
Skill Level Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Customer Reviews

17 Review
  • great nib! 5

    Posted by Charm on Sep 9th 2020

    always a go-to nib. even use this for beginners for my workshops.

  • Good for beginners 5

    Posted by Andrea on Jul 9th 2020

    Used it when being a beginner and it was quite good... I think it works better when using not watery inks, like goauche

  • Good for beginners 5

    Posted by Andrea on Jul 9th 2020

    Used it when being a beginner and it was quite good... I think it works better when using not watery inks, like goauche