A reliable drawing pen beloved around the world. Introduced in 1982 as the pioneer of water-based pigment ink pen. Products bearing this symbol have been evaluated in the US by a medical expert to certify that they do not possess more than the allowable level of materials toxic to humans, and hae received certification from ACMI(Art & Creative Materials Institute) in regard to material safety.

The Pigma Sensei Drawing Pen was designed to bring budding manga ideas to life. The pens are slightly lighter than standard Microns so they’re comfortable to hold for long drawing sessions. Some pens are available individually, but special sets include pen assortments and 0.7 mm mechanical pencils. They’re particularly handy for those who want to sample different Pigma pens but aren’t sure where to start. Type Pigma® ink, invented by Sakura over 30 years ago, continues to be the most reliable permanent ink on the market today. Artists, consumers, the government, and scientists consider Pigma Micron® a necessary basic tool for any archival-quality, handwritten project. NEW Pigma Micron COLORS!​ We have exciting news to share… We’ve expanded our PIGMA MICRON® collection with two new gray colors! The Pigma Brush Pen has a flexible felt tip which mimics the feel of a real bristle brush. It responds to changes in pressure and direction to produce varying line widths, which is suitable for both illustrators and calligraphers. The tip is both soft and long, so letterers will need to write larger than normal to create legible strokes. Additionally, the generous ink flow creates a wet line that needs additional time to dry. TypeYour favorite archival fineliners are now available in COOL GRAY & LIGHT COOL GRAY pigment ink, with endless layering effects in 4 nib sizes: mm, 0.4 mm, 0.6 mm, 0.7 mm (Mechanical Pencil), 1.0 mm, 1.0 mm (Chisel), 2.0 mm (Chisel), 3.0 mm (Chisel)

Depending on the amount of pressure applied to the tip, it can create a 0.4 mm or 0.5 mm line. Micron PN pens work on most surfaces, including paper, wood, glass, and plastic. They apply most vibrantly and permanently on paper surfaces, so they are excellent for professional illustrations and everyday notes. Like with the standard Microns, the XSDK and ESDK Microns differ only in body color.When most people hear the name “Sakura Pigma,” they immediately think of the original Sakura Pigma Micron Pen. Its name references the ink’s special micro pigment particles. The Pigma is a well-loved pen across many different occupations and uses. Professional illustrators, watercolorists, and laboratory technicians can take advantage of the multiple tip sizes as well as the archival quality Pigma ink.