In Japan, there are many beautiful words that have been used since ancient times to describe the beauty of nature.
"Kachofugetsu" (Flower - Bird - Wind - Moon) is one of them.
Inspired by this concept, the Kachofugetsu Flower Fountain Pen captures the essence of the Someiyoshino cherry tree in full bloom, with its barrel adorned with delicate blossoms.
This is our very first collaboration with the iconic American fountain pen company, Esterbrook!
We have always wanted to release a pen around the Kachofugetsu concept, and Esterbrook has stepped up to help us make this a reality.
Our first release focuses on the "flower" (Ka) part of Kachofugetsu🌸
Crafted from beautiful semi-translucent crackled pink acrylic, the pen features gold accents and a signature gold plated nib bearing the Japanese character for "flower". The unique design allows you to see through to the printed converter, which is adorned with its own pretty pink blossoms.🌸
This pen is made with Esterbrook's flagship model, the Estie.
The gold plated nib and trims add an elegance to the whole design.
Don't miss the special packaging too!✨
We hope you enjoy this very special creation🖋
※This product will also be sold by Esterbrook on their website
[Product Specifications]
Base model: Esterbrook Estie
Nib: Gold plated steel nib with an engraving of the Japanese character for "flower". EF, F, M, B, BB, 1.1 Stub
Cap: Cushion closure cap (spring-loaded inner cap to prevent evaporation) with the logos of BUNGUBOX and Esterbrook in gold lettering.
Converter: Gold colored Schmit converter with color prints of cherry blossom petals.
Package: Special Kachofugetsu - flower - designed packaging
Quantity: 500 pens, sold jointly by BUNGUBOX and Esterbrook.
Price: ¥33,000JPY (inc. Japanese tax)
About Esterbrook
Esterbrook Pens is a brand with a rich history dating back to 1858 when the Esterbrook Pen Company was founded in Camden, New Jersey. Esterbrook quickly became a leading manufacturer of steel pens in the world, being used by some of the most influential figures in history, including Charles Schulz, the creator of the Peanuts comic strip, and President John F. Kennedy, who used an Esterbrook pen to sign the bill declaring his intention to go to the moon.Although the original Esterbrook Pen Company closed its doors in the 1970s, the brand was reborn in 2018 under the leadership of Kenro Industries. Today, they offer a wide range of pens and accessories, including fountain pens, rollerball pens, ink bottles, notebooks, and pen cases, all crafted with the finest materials and attention to detail.
