YSTUDIO is a Taiwanese stationery house devoted to “The Weight of Words”, the belief that writing by hand restores something screens can’t: presence, emotion, and quiet clarity. In a world that moves fast, picking up a pen to write a note, a plan, or a feeling becomes a small act of meaning, and YSTUDIO designs for that daily ritual with minimal, timeless objects. If you’re looking for YSTUDIO in Montreal, Maison Territo curates these luxury pens as enduring tools and an exceptional gift for anyone who treasures real handwriting.
The Classic Revolve Rollerball Pen in Brass is YSTUDIO’s icon: solid, balanced, and intentionally weighty so your grip feels stable and your lines glide effortlessly. Its warm brass body develops a personal patina over time, turning every signature or journal page into something uniquely yours, true luxury pens meant to last.
For a modern, thoughtful choice, the Glamour Evolve Ocean Sustainable Rollerball Pen transforms reclaimed fishing nets into refined ocean-nylon, pairing smooth writing with a lighter footprint on the planet. Five sea-inspired shades capture the ocean’s moods across the day, while the Classic Revolve Sketching Pencil in Brass offers a precise 2.0 mm lead and a steady, well-balanced barrel, perfect for sketching ideas with calm focus.
The Classic Renaissance YAKIHAKU Rollerball Pen, created with Kanazawa foil artisans, adds a rare heritage touch through shimmering Unryūhaku silver leaf in two editions, one deeper and antique, the other softly golden. Across all these pieces, YSTUDIO’s message is the same: simplicity can be profound, materials can carry memory, and the act of writing is a way to reconnect with yourself and others, one deliberate word at a time.
Discover these YSTUDIO pieces at Maison Territo and reconnect with the simple act of putting words on paper. Whether you’re taking notes, sketching ideas, or writing a card to someone special, these luxury pens make handwriting feel intentional and precise. For personal use or as an exceptional gift, a YSTUDIO pen is a practical, meaningful way to highlight that the details of a handwritten message still matter.
