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SAILOR JAPAN "MAKI-E FLORAL" FOUNTAIN PEN. Body in Japanese lacquer and pigments with gold ornamentation. Limited edition. Nib in 18kt yellow gold. H-M tip. Screw cap. Charged by plunger. No box. Unused. Good state of preservation. Measurements: 13.30 cm. length. Maki-e is a complex Japanese lacquer painting technique, famous for its beauty and artistic mastery. In the process, the exceptional Japanese Urushi lacquer is applied to the fountain pen in several layers that are repeatedly polished. The design is then drawn with colored lacquer on the surface. This technique is called Togidashi-Maki-e. In addition, the artist can mix charcoal powder and gold powder into the lacquer, so that the pattern of the design rises above the surface: If you glide your thumb over the paint, you can see the difference. After more than 100 years of painstaking dedication to the manufacture of fountain pens, the Japanese brand Sailor has built up a remarkable reputation among writing instrument enthusiasts for the quality and variety of its products. This famous Japanese company has an extensive catalog of items that includes pens, mechanical pencils, inks and all kinds of spare parts designed to provide writing enthusiasts with everything they need to exercise their hobby, but it stands out mainly for its splendid repertoire of fountain pens. A striking set of fountain pens in which its 1911 and Professional Gear collections, the true flagships of the company, are the main protagonists, but which also include other lines that over time have been increasing their fame and significantly enriching their offer with new designs, The range of materials and finishes ranges from the urushi lacquer of its Maki-e lines to the plastics and resins of more modest collections such as Reglus, Lecoule or Hi-Ace Neo, as well as the precious woods of the Precious Wood series. No box. Unused. Good state of preservation.
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