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Description
The new Miyabi Makie collection “Shadow Picture” is a rare beauty by Taccia. The technique involves making black paintings over White urushi.
Peony and Butterfly
The Peony and Butterfly are combinations of the design traditionally used as Lucky design for a very long time. The butterfly was drawn by the technique named “Hira-Maki-e” in which pictures, patterns, and letters are drawn with lacquer on the surface of the fountain pen, and then metal powder such as gold or silver is sprinkled and fixed on the surface of the fountain pen.
The peony was used the technique of “Taka Maki-e”, the highest Maki-e technique only used on the highest ranked fountain pens. Compared to other Maki-e techniques, the Taka Maki-e is three-dimensional and deep expressions possible. This requires a lot of time, work, and advanced skills.
Dragonfly and Iris (sweet flag)
This combination has been also traditionally used since a very long time ago.
In Japan, Dragonfly is known as the “Lucky insect” because the Dragonfly does not go back and just go forward. It looks brave and the “indomitable spirit” was preferred by Samurai. The iris is drawn by Hira Maki-e and the center of the flower is drawn in Gold. The eye and stripe pattern of Dragonfly are in Gold color and another design is drawn by Taka Maki-e.
Crow and Sun
The crow is said as a bird in myths. It was dispatched on the mission from the Sun Goddess to the first emperor in Japan and accompanied him to the eastern expedition. The crow is also said to be an incarnation of the sun. In China, the crow is a golden bird with three legs that is said to be an inhabitant of the sun. The sun is drawn by gold Maki-e and the eye and nail of the crow are also in gold but other designs are made by Taka Maki-e.
Technical Specification
Title
Taccia Maki-e Shadow Fountain Pen - Peony & Butterfly (Limited Edition)
Brand
Taccia
Collection
Maki-e Limited Edition
Product Origin
Japan
Product Type
Fountain Pen
Nib Material
18K Gold
Nib Size
Medium, Broad
Trim
Gold Plated
Shade
Peony & Butterfly
Colour
White
Cap & Barrel
Ebonite with Maki-e & Urushi Lacquer
Cap Mechanism How to remove the cap of the pen when its closed.
Screw-cap
Ink Capacity - Cartridge
0.98ml
Ink Capacity - Converter
0.87ml
Ink Filling Mechanism
Cartridge / Convertor (included)
Diameter
19mm
Postable Can the cap be put on the back of the pen to make it longer.
No
Length When Closed
160mm
Weight of Cap
13g
Weight of Barrel
29g
Total Weight The total weight of the pen including the cap and barrel. The pen is not filled with ink when measuring this.
42g
Warranty
Brand warranty applies with original invoice and warranty card
Packaging
Original brand packaging with International warranty card
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