We live in a novel age of discoveries. Humans continue evolving beyond boundaries – spiritual, mental and physical. Yet we still relish old books and see the beauty in history because we know that it always repeats itself. We are here to learn from it and delight in human bravery, wit, and culture.
-
Nobody Else Sees the Same Play as You Do
Celebrating William Shakespeare
-
The Keats Pen: Ode to a Nightingale
200 years after Keat’s death, we celebrate his enduring and influential light with the Keats pen.
-
Celebrating Charles Dickens
We celebrate the enduring and colourful legacy of the most beloved writer, Charles Dickens.
-
A Witted Guide to Valentines Letter Writing
Take heart, my dear romantics, for this year: we shall write love letters...
-
Curious Christmas Traditions
What do Saturn, mistletoe, satirical gifts, games, Kris Kringle and Coca Cola all have in common?
-
The Christmas Carol Pen
Farewell to 2020
-
To be O’NOTO be?
Introducing the Hamlet
-
Talking Leaves – Discover the Magna Sequoyah Pen
an ‘ode’ to the magic of writing.
-
A mystical pen you can believe in
We dare you to dive into the deep blue waters of the unknown.
-
Behold the Highlander Pen
Feeling right at home.
-
A Farewell to the “Truffle Finder”
We’ve been reminiscing of treasures lost...
-
What it means to graduate in 2020
Graduation is a big deal! It comes with many a sacrifice, especially this year.
-
The Nightingale Pen: a tribute to the “Lady with the Lamp”
Find out more about Florence Nightingale and her extraordinary life.
-
The Magic of Prospero
Welcome, a new addition to the Onoto Shakespeare Collection, the enchanting Prospero Pen.
-
A Letter from Onoto during troubled times
In these troubling times, I’d like to share with you something personal...
-
The Spitfire Pen Crafting Process
Witness the epic journey of the rebirth of these pens.
-
Demystifying Onoto Ink Filling Mechanisms
-
Are Fountain Pens Dying?
-
Spitfire P7350
Onoto are proud and excited to announce their forthcoming Spitfire pen.
-
The Magic Of Vitreous Enamelling
The use of vitreous enamelling dates back to Egyptian times, around 5000 years ago.
-
Onoto’s “Guardian of the Craft”
When it comes to working with silver, no-one's more passionate or experienced than Andrew MacGowan.