Leonardo Dodici No.6 Fountain Pen - Mosaico CT M

Leonardo Dodici No.6 Fountain Pen - Mosaico CT M

The Leonardo Dodici No.6 Mosaico CT is a masterfully crafted writing instrument that perfectly balances Italian elegance, functional design, and a sense of artistic flair. Part of the Dodici collection, it features the signature twelve-faceted body that is both ergonomic and visually striking, providing a comfortable grip while preventing the pen from rolling on flat surfaces.

Crafted in high-quality acrylic resin, the Mosaico model is distinguished by its intricate mosaic-inspired pattern, which gives depth, texture, and a subtle play of light across its surface. The pen is adorned with palladium-plated trim (CT – Chrome Trim), which complements the resin’s lustrous finish with understated elegance.

At the heart of the Dodici No.6 is a 14K gold “La Fenice” nib, available in a wide range of sizes, from Extra Fine (EF) to Broad (B), including Stub 1.1 mm and flex options. This nib delivers a smooth, expressive writing experience, whether for daily note-taking, journaling, or calligraphy. The feed is made from traditional ebonite, ensuring reliable ink flow and long-term performance.

The pen employs an integrated piston-filling system, providing a generous ink capacity of approximately 1.5 ml. A transparent ink window allows for easy monitoring of ink levels. For maintenance, the piston mechanism can be disassembled using a special tool, making it both durable and serviceable for years of consistent use.

Measuring 155 mm closed, with a body length of ~135 mm and weighing ~32 g, the Dodici No.6 Mosaico CT is well-balanced for comfortable extended writing sessions. Its twelve-faceted design, combined with the visually rich Mosaico pattern, ensures that it is not only a functional tool but also a statement piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Backed by Leonardo’s international warranty, the Dodici No.6 Mosaico CT embodies craftsmanship, style, and reliability—an exceptional fountain pen for those who appreciate the artistry and performance of fine writing instruments.