Caran d'Ache Toile de Jouy

Toile de Jouy is an eighteenth century French fabric pattern: scenes in a single colour on a light ground. Caran d'Ache asked textile illustrator Suzanne Pinon to draw a motif of Geneva's best-known places, the city where the house began in 1915. The guilloché engraving on the Ecridor shows the Jet d'Eau and the Flower Clock, while the Léman cap follows the cobblestones of Place du Bourg-de-Four.

For a gift up to 70 euros, choose an 849 ballpoint pen or the set with ballpoint and mechanical pencil. The Léman and Ecridor sets come with a pouch in burgundy leather. The Limited Edition in burgundy lacquer with a gilded motif exists as a fountain pen and as a rollerball, 60 numbered pieces each.

If you like to draw, the same collection includes Caran d'Ache's classic metal sharpening machine in burgundy and two sets of watercolour pencils: ten pencils in pastel and metallic shades, or ten pencils together with ten Neocolor II Aquarelle wax pastels.

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