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Pilot Namiki Yukari Maki-e Fountain Pen - Cherry Blossoms at Night
Namiki Yukari Maki-e Cherry Blossoms at Night captures the rare and enchanting phenomenon of Hana Akariāwhen cherry blossom petals, gently drifting through the darkness, appear to glow like stars, casting a soft, ethereal light across the night.
Using the traditional Maki-e techniques Togidashi Maki-e, or burnished-raised maki-e, and Raden, the Yukari collection within Pilot Namiki pens are inspired by the beauty of the four seasons. The making of a Maki-e piece is an extremely labor- and time-intensive process involving a repetitive series of applying layers of lacquer, drawing the design outline, sprinkling gold and silver powders to fill in the designs, and polishing to achieve a lustrous surface. The lacquered main design is filled in with the carefully sprinkled gold and silver powders, and then several additional layers of lacquer are applied. Once these layers harden, the surface is polished many times. A finished product can take up to 3 months, and some of the pieces go through the repetitive lacquer-drawing-sprinkling-polishing process up to 130 times.Ā
- #10 18k gold nib
- CON-70 converter andĀ spare cartridge included
- Comes in a velvet-lined wooden box with Namiki branding
- For a close-up and 360-degree view of the motif, feel free to refer to its listing on Pilot-Namiki's website here
- Lifetime warranty under PilotĀ
- MoreĀ Pilot/Namiki Fountain Pens
- More from theĀ Namiki Yukari Collection
Original: $4,500.00
-70%$4,500.00
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Pilot Namiki Yukari Maki-e Fountain Pen - Cherry Blossoms at Night
Namiki Yukari Maki-e Cherry Blossoms at Night captures the rare and enchanting phenomenon of Hana Akariāwhen cherry blossom petals, gently drifting through the darkness, appear to glow like stars, casting a soft, ethereal light across the night.
Using the traditional Maki-e techniques Togidashi Maki-e, or burnished-raised maki-e, and Raden, the Yukari collection within Pilot Namiki pens are inspired by the beauty of the four seasons. The making of a Maki-e piece is an extremely labor- and time-intensive process involving a repetitive series of applying layers of lacquer, drawing the design outline, sprinkling gold and silver powders to fill in the designs, and polishing to achieve a lustrous surface. The lacquered main design is filled in with the carefully sprinkled gold and silver powders, and then several additional layers of lacquer are applied. Once these layers harden, the surface is polished many times. A finished product can take up to 3 months, and some of the pieces go through the repetitive lacquer-drawing-sprinkling-polishing process up to 130 times.Ā
- #10 18k gold nib
- CON-70 converter andĀ spare cartridge included
- Comes in a velvet-lined wooden box with Namiki branding
- For a close-up and 360-degree view of the motif, feel free to refer to its listing on Pilot-Namiki's website here
- Lifetime warranty under PilotĀ
- MoreĀ Pilot/Namiki Fountain Pens
- More from theĀ Namiki Yukari Collection























