[BUNGUBOX] SAILOR Maki-e Converter "Goldfish"

The hand-painted maki-e drawings are works of art that can be appreciated on their own.

When these are filled with your favorite inks, the drawings are enhanced even further.

You can enjoy this little secret by using it in your solid color pen, or show it off to the world by putting it in a demonstrator pen!

One of the charms of this maki-e converter series is that it is available in a wide variety of maki-e styles, from standard Japanese images to seasonal motifs.

"Goldfish" maki-e by Takuya Hino, Wajima maki-e artist

Sailor Converter

*The Maki-e's size is designed to match the PROFIT Jr. (1911 Jr.) fountain pen.
Since the converter is inserted deeper in other models than in PROFIT Jr., part of the Maki-e design will be hidden.
Also, the Maki-e may peel off if it is rubbed against the section's inner wall when attached to a fountain pen.
We appreciate your understanding in this matter.