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Sailor KOP Iro Miyabi II KON-RURI Fountain Pen, Ebonite, 10-1600-448
- Brand
- Sailor
- Line
- King of Pens
- Reference
- 10-1600-448
- Material
- Ebonite
- Clip
- Gold
- Color
- Blue
- Nib
- 21K Gold bicolored
- Filling System
- Cartridge / Converter
- Closing System
- Screw-on
- Closed length
- 153.5 mm.
- Barrel width
- 20 mm
- Weight (with cap)
- 32 gr.
- Warranty
- 3 years
- Country of Manufacture
- Japan
Additional information:
- Includes converter
- Special Edition
- Traditional Lacquer Pen “Iro-Miyabi” is a series of writing instruments that expresses the traditional Japanese “Iro” (color) and “Miyabi” (elegance) in colored lacquer. Created using “Seiga-nuri”, a creative Kaga-nuri lacquer, and Kaga Lacquerware (Yamanaka Lacquerware). KON-RURI: A navy blue with a noble lapis lazuli color was popular in the Edo period because it appeared to shine against dark blue. The paulownia box supplied with this fountain pen is extremely suitable for the storage of lacquer products. It is complimented by the addition of a Sanada-strap which is commonly used in the Japanese tea ceremony. Including a cleaning cloth, cartridge ink (2 pcs), ink converter (installed in the pen) and instruction manual.
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-65%Sailor KOP Iro Miyabi II KON-RURI Fountain Pen, Ebonite, 10-1600-448—
$2,503.06
$876.07
Description
- Brand
- Sailor
- Line
- King of Pens
- Reference
- 10-1600-448
- Material
- Ebonite
- Clip
- Gold
- Color
- Blue
- Nib
- 21K Gold bicolored
- Filling System
- Cartridge / Converter
- Closing System
- Screw-on
- Closed length
- 153.5 mm.
- Barrel width
- 20 mm
- Weight (with cap)
- 32 gr.
- Warranty
- 3 years
- Country of Manufacture
- Japan
Additional information:
- Includes converter
- Special Edition
- Traditional Lacquer Pen “Iro-Miyabi” is a series of writing instruments that expresses the traditional Japanese “Iro” (color) and “Miyabi” (elegance) in colored lacquer. Created using “Seiga-nuri”, a creative Kaga-nuri lacquer, and Kaga Lacquerware (Yamanaka Lacquerware). KON-RURI: A navy blue with a noble lapis lazuli color was popular in the Edo period because it appeared to shine against dark blue. The paulownia box supplied with this fountain pen is extremely suitable for the storage of lacquer products. It is complimented by the addition of a Sanada-strap which is commonly used in the Japanese tea ceremony. Including a cleaning cloth, cartridge ink (2 pcs), ink converter (installed in the pen) and instruction manual.
