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Custom hand made pen wood materials allow you to break free from products of mass production in this day and age. This type of manufacturing seems to have made everyone into a conformist whether they want to be or not! The different woods can really help you stand out and express yourself.

Chances are if you even bother to carry around a pen it’s just one of those cheap disposable things that could have come from anywhere and belonged to just about anyone. It doesn’t say anything about you. It has no character on its own.

A wood pen, on the other hand, can say quite a bit about you. It can show the world a little piece of your soul and what you value. I know that I always get a sense of pride and value when I am writing with one of my pen turning wooden pens, and I don’t get that from those plastic things.

The Expressiveness Of Wood
Have you ever thought about what it would feel like to write with Aromatic Cedar all day? The pens write beautifully, and the custom hand made pen wood will give off a delicate fragrance for years. When you use one, it can be your way of showing that you care about delicate and nice things.

Or maybe you’d like to project a little tougher image. I know that I would never be intimidated or impressed by somebody with a leaky Bic they stole from a retail counter after signing their credit slip. Somebody with a solid Black Walnut cigar pen, on the other hand . . . well, that’s a different story!

Only with wood is this kind of variation possible. Plastic just doesn’t say exotic flair the same way that Padauk or Zebrawood can. It’s a material that just inherently lacks the character to project your personality.

Fight The Masses
Of course, these days it seems like you just have to accept whatever life dishes out to you. We’re all equal, everything’s fair, and we should all have the same things, right? Wrong!

Neither you nor I are robots or automatons. We’re unique, you and I. With custom hand made pen wood materials, we have the chance to dignify and distinguish ourselves from the crowd. Shouldn’t everything about us, even our pens, be the tools we use to express our individuality?