A broad chisel at one end and a flexible pointed brush at the other, so one barrel covers both calligraphy styles in one colour.
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The clear standing box shows all six coloured caps above the label, with the 6 PCS mark, the 2 in 1 badge and the acid-free droplet.
Description
Six markers in a clear standing box, from the Daler-Rowney Simply range. Each barrel is black with the brand printed along it in white, and the pack front carries the 6 PCS mark, the 2 in 1 badge and an acid-free droplet. The six colours photographed are magenta, red, purple, blue, teal and black.
Every pen has a working tip at both ends, and that is what the 2 in 1 badge means. One end is a broad chisel: held at a steady angle it gives the thick downstroke and thin cross-stroke that make a script read as calligraphy at all. The other end is a flexible pointed brush tip, which thickens under pressure and thins as the hand lifts, and is the modern brush-lettering stroke rather than the traditional one.
Having both on one pen is more useful than owning two sets. Headings and formal script go down with the chisel, then the same colour flourishes, fills and adds the flowing script underneath with the brush end, and the colour matches exactly because it came out of the same barrel.
For anyone in Pakistan who has looked at calligraphy and stopped at the equipment, this is the honest entry point. There is no ink to pour, no nib to fit, nothing to rinse, and no chance of a spilled jar on a table — you take the cap off and write. It is also what most people teaching a school or college workshop hand out, for exactly those reasons.
That convenience has a limit worth naming. A dip nib and a bottle of ink still give a sharper hairline, harder edges and far more control over ink flow, so a serious khatati or copperplate practitioner works up to a qalam or a pointed nib rather than staying with markers. These are for learning the letterforms, for cards, for journals, for envelopes and for headings.
The pack prints acid free, which matters if the work is meant to last: acid in cheap ink is what yellows a card, a scrapbook page or a mounted piece over a few years. Cap both ends firmly after use and store the pens flat, since a marker left uncapped dries from the tip inward and a nib-down pen floods.
The Safencia price is Rs. 2,375 for the set of six. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, and stock, your city and delivery charges are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.
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Features
Specifications
| Product name | Daler-Rowney Simply Calligraphy Marker Set of 6 |
|---|---|
| Category | Arts and Crafts |
| Recommended age | 8+ years |
| Type | Dual-tip calligraphy markers |
| Range on the pack | Daler-Rowney Simply |
| Count | 6 pens (printed 6 PCS on the pack) |
| Tips | Broad chisel at one end, flexible pointed brush at the other |
| Colours photographed | Magenta, red, purple, blue, teal, black |
| Barrel | Black, printed with the brand name along its length |
| Mark on the pack | Acid free |
| Nib width | Not printed on the pack |
| Packaging | Clear standing plastic box |
| Price | Rs. 2,375 |
| Stock status | In stock |
| Cash on Delivery | Available across Pakistan |
| Delivery time | 3-5 working days after WhatsApp order confirmation |
| What is included | 6 x Daler-Rowney Simply dual-tip calligraphy markers in a clear standing box |
What's in the Box
- 6 x Daler-Rowney Simply dual-tip calligraphy markers in a clear standing box
FAQs
What does 2 in 1 mean on this pack?
Each pen in the Calligraphy Marker Set has a tip at both ends: a broad chisel for traditional calligraphy strokes and a flexible pointed brush tip for modern brush lettering.
How many pens are in the set and which colours?
Six. The Calligraphy Marker Set pack prints 6 PCS, and the colours in our photographs are magenta, red, purple, blue, teal and black.
Are these suitable for a complete beginner?
Yes, and that is their main audience. The Calligraphy Marker Set removes ink, nibs and cleaning from the process, so a beginner spends the first session on letterforms instead of equipment.
Can these markers replace a dip pen and ink?
For learning, cards and headings, yes. For serious khatati or copperplate work a dip nib still gives a sharper hairline and more control, so the Calligraphy Marker Set is the starting point rather than the destination.
How wide is the chisel tip?
The nib width is not printed on the pack, so we do not quote a millimetre figure. What our photographs do show is a broad flat chisel at one end and a fine flexible point at the other.
What does acid free mean here?
The Calligraphy Marker Set pack carries an acid-free mark, which means the ink is formulated not to yellow paper over time. It matters for cards, scrapbooks and any lettering that will be kept or framed.
How should the markers be stored?
Cap both ends firmly and store them flat. A marker left uncapped dries from the tip inward, and one stored nib-down floods the tip with ink and blunts the stroke.
Which paper suits these markers best?
Smooth paper. A rough or absorbent sheet spreads the ink and feathers the edges of the stroke, which hides exactly the thick-and-thin contrast the Calligraphy Marker Set is bought for.
Can I pay cash on delivery for Calligraphy Marker Set in Pakistan?
Yes. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and many other cities.
How fast is delivery in Pakistan?
Orders are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch. Delivery usually takes 3-5 working days in major Pakistani cities, depending on courier route and city.
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