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Namiki Yukari Shooting Star Raden Fountain Pen, Urushi, FN-20M-RNB
- Brand
- Namiki
- Line
- Yukari
- Reference
- FN-20M-RNB
- Material
- Urushi lacquer
- Color
- Black
- Trim
- Gold
- Nib
- 18K Gold bicoloured
- Filling System
- Cartridge / Converter
- Closing System
- Screw-on
- Closed length
- 142,4 mm.
- Barrel length
- 129,1 mm.
- Posted Length
- 160,9 mm.
- Barrel width
- 12 mm
- Weight (with cap)
- 33 gr.
- Warranty
- Lifetime Guarantee
- Country of Manufacture
- Japan
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Additional information:- The shooting star is cosmic dust that vaporizes upon contact with the air, leaving behind a bright trail of gas. Now, the Japanese house Namiki presents the shooting stars in this Yukari fountain pen, using the Raden and Togidashi Maki-e techniques. Raden involves peeling off the inner surface layer of various shells in a thin layer, cutting them into small pieces, coating them with Urushi lacquer to secure them, and then polishing to create a polished finish. Togidashi Maki-e is used to create the main design; then, the entire body is covered with Urushi lacquer, and after drying, the design is revealed by polishing the lacquer with charcoal.
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-65%Namiki Yukari Shooting Star Raden Fountain Pen, Urushi, FN-20M-RNBā
$2,689.23
$941.23
Description
- Brand
- Namiki
- Line
- Yukari
- Reference
- FN-20M-RNB
- Material
- Urushi lacquer
- Color
- Black
- Trim
- Gold
- Nib
- 18K Gold bicoloured
- Filling System
- Cartridge / Converter
- Closing System
- Screw-on
- Closed length
- 142,4 mm.
- Barrel length
- 129,1 mm.
- Posted Length
- 160,9 mm.
- Barrel width
- 12 mm
- Weight (with cap)
- 33 gr.
- Warranty
- Lifetime Guarantee
- Country of Manufacture
- Japan
Ā
Additional information:- The shooting star is cosmic dust that vaporizes upon contact with the air, leaving behind a bright trail of gas. Now, the Japanese house Namiki presents the shooting stars in this Yukari fountain pen, using the Raden and Togidashi Maki-e techniques. Raden involves peeling off the inner surface layer of various shells in a thin layer, cutting them into small pieces, coating them with Urushi lacquer to secure them, and then polishing to create a polished finish. Togidashi Maki-e is used to create the main design; then, the entire body is covered with Urushi lacquer, and after drying, the design is revealed by polishing the lacquer with charcoal.
