[SAILOR] Traditional Lacquer Art "Rei" Sousaku Kaga-nuri Fountain Pen (M)

Sousaku-Kaga-nuri is a creative variation of Negoro-nuri, originating at Negoro-ji Temple in Wakayama Prefecture.

Negoro-nuri is a lacquerware in which black lacquer is applied as the base coat, and vermillion lacquer is the top coat.

This is a beautiful gem with an expression of abrasion-like, in which the underlying black lacquer looks like scratches when the vermillion has worn off.
The finish of polished Japanese lacquer gives this piece a richer texture.

[Lacquer Craftsman]
Isana KOBAYASHI
Born in Kaga City, Ishikawa
Graduated from Ishikawa Prefectural Wajima Lacquer Art Technology Institute
Studied under a certified traditional artisan, Shunpei KADODE
Studied under a maki-e craftsman, Masao KOBAYASHI
Member of Japan Kogei Association

[Packaging made in Japan]
The box is said to be the most suitable material for storing lacquer products, which uses fine-grained domestic paulownia wood with a solid and durable cord.
The pen sleeve is handmade from silk kimono fabric.
It has a pleasant feel and is suitable for storing fountain pens.

[Product Details]
Nib: 21K Large size (M)
Filling Mechanism: Converter/Cartridge
Cap and Barrel Material: Ebony
Section material: PMMA resin
Size: φ17 x 151mm
Weight: 31.4g
Packaging: Paulownia wooden box