Danitrio Galloping Horses Kanshitsu Ishimeji on Takumi Fountain Pen Roiro-migaki Maki-e is featured throughout

Maki-e is featured throughout

The roiro-migaki finish allows for the berry blue to be depicted visually so purely and homogeneous over the pen

it is often found in urushi fountain pens where the distinction may not be made clearly when tagged with the word "ao"

the largest tradiation craft organization in Japan backed by the Imperial Household Agency as well as the Japanese Traditional Crafts (Wester Region) Exhibition)

He likes to use different lacquering techniques on the same piece and is inspired by the four seasons

Danitrio Galloping Horses Kanshitsu Ishimeji on Takumi Fountain Pen Roiro-migaki Maki-e is featured throughout100% Genuine Urushi Contains the Maki E Red Seal (Highest Quality of Maki E Art) Hand painted by highly trained Japanese Artisans The pen captures the untamed energy of a herd of horses in motion, with raised horse silhouettes emerging subtly across its deep charcoal black textured grainy surface. The sculpted forms appear to race around the barrel and cap, creating a sense of movement that reveals new details from every angle. Its understated