Three Generations of Pride
Shri Gianchand Tulsani started a humble pen and stationery shop. His belief: "A good pen is the start of a good life."
The name Likhit (लिखित) — Sanskrit for "written". A promise. Every pen carries a story waiting to be told.
Pen Utsav Kolkata — India's premier writing instruments exhibition at ICCR. Two consecutive years. A growing community of writers discovering Likhit.
Limited edition pens. Freshly mixed inks. A community of writers who believe in the power of putting pen to paper. Likhit is just getting started.
"A pen is not just a tool. It is the weight of what you wish to say."
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Behind every Likhit pen is a pair of hands that have spent years learning the art of the nib. No assembly line. No shortcuts. Each pen is adjusted, tested, and finished by a craftsman who understands that writing is a personal act — and the instrument must be worthy of it.
67 years of family pen legacy, carried forward with pride and purpose.
Every pen made with detailed care. Mechanism, nib, finish — nothing compromised.
Indian craftsmanship. Patriotic limited editions. Writing with pride, always.
Building a family of writers who believe in the power of the written word.