Handcrafted Wooden Pens

Wooden Pens: the art of wordsmithing

BespokeCraft Handcrafted Wooden Boxes:

Heirloom Boxes

Avant-garde Boxes

Wooden Jewellery Boxes

Stained Glass Wall Art

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At BespokeCraft we pride ourselves in the design and creation of handcrafted wooden pens in a range of styles in exotic and Scottish native woods. All pens are custom made and supplied in a wooden presentation case. An unusual gift.

Wood Twist Pen Gifts
-- Themed clips.
-- Plain clips.

All our pens are handcrafted to order and provided in an attractive wooden presentation case.

Themed Clips

Unusual wood pens make ideal gifts for: Anniversaries, Graduation, Father's Day, Mother's day, and retirement presents.

The sophisticated gift for corporate executives and professionals

Through both the pen styling and wood grain no 2 pens are ever quite alike.

Themed Clip Pens £15 each
includes presentation pen case
Please select your clip type and wood colour.

Whilst we always appreciate your business, rather than purchasing a wooden pen with an online click, why not contact us to discuss your requirements.
The style of a pen and the choice of wood are but some of a pen's characteristics.
Let us make a unique handcrafted pen especially for you. Contact us today.

Plain Clips

Twist pens available in different woods and styles. We will always send a traditional style of pen, however, should you prefer a particular style or pattern then please contact us by 'phone or email. Our aim is to meet your requirements.

Please select your wood type then click the Paypal button to purchase. A small postage and packing charge will apply.

Plain Clip Pens £10 each
includes presentation pen case
Please select your clip type and wood colour.

Wooden twist pens in oak Wooden twist pens in Yew

All our pens are provided in an attractive wooden presentation case.

Pen: a verbal expression of "to create" or "to write"

Archaeologists discovered bronze pen points embedded in the ruins of Pompeii but not until the late 1700s were stell-point pens used. A century later, fountain pens were developed - the name chosen because the ink of these pens flowed continuously, like water in a fountain. L.E. Waterman, a New York stationer, devised the practical ink reservoir system. Lazlo Biro relied on improved methods for grinding ball bearings for machines and weapons and produced the first ball-point pens suitable for writing on paper around 1944. (Wikipedia)

The earliest true pens were shat from split reeds and are known from c3000 BC. The English word is derived from penna, which is Latin for "feather". This is because early pens were made from goose feathers by carving the feather with a knife. Around the 6th century BC and for more than a thousand years thereafter, the quill reigned as the standard writing instrument for people of many civilizations. Swans, turkeys, and geese's large wing feather made the best quill pens. (Wikipedia)