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. 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)

Are you interested in Pigma Pens but aren’t sure what to get? A set of Pigma Micron Pens is a great place to start. Choose from sets that have a variety of tip sizes, or bundles that include multiple colors. The pen sports a cap that snaps on securely and has a sturdy metal clip. The needle point tip is fine and precise. It’s reinforced with metal, but be sure to use a light hand with Micron pens. Pressing down too hard can break the tip or cause ink to squirt out. Finer tip sizes like 003 or 005 require extra caution to prevent the tip from bending and becoming unusable.