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Platinum Izumo IRO Urushi - Bodoe Nezu Fountain Pen, Red, PIZ-120000-82
- Brand
- Platinum
- Line
- Izumo
- Reference
- PIZ-120000-82
- Material
- Urushi lacquer
- Color
- Red
- Nib
- Gold 18K Rhodium
- Filling System
- Cartridge / Converter
- Closing System
- Screw-on
- Warranty
- 3 years
- Country of Manufacture
- Japan
Additional information:
- Includes converter
- Hand made
- Platinum Pen introduces "IRO URUSHI," a Wajima Urushi fountain pen from the Izumo collection that embodies traditional Japanese techniques. Its design showcases the shine and refined colors of Urushi lacquer, with a robust and exclusive body. Urushi lacquer is skillfully applied to achieve a smooth shine and texture. The rhodium finish on the nib and other metal parts enhances the body's color. Izumo IRO URUSHI combines traditional craftsmanship with a modern touch. It features two new models: Bodoe Nezu. The muted reddish-purple color with hints of gray was popular from the Edo period to the Showa period, known as the "aristocratic gray."
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Description
- Brand
- Platinum
- Line
- Izumo
- Reference
- PIZ-120000-82
- Material
- Urushi lacquer
- Color
- Red
- Nib
- Gold 18K Rhodium
- Filling System
- Cartridge / Converter
- Closing System
- Screw-on
- Warranty
- 3 years
- Country of Manufacture
- Japan
Additional information:
- Includes converter
- Hand made
- Platinum Pen introduces "IRO URUSHI," a Wajima Urushi fountain pen from the Izumo collection that embodies traditional Japanese techniques. Its design showcases the shine and refined colors of Urushi lacquer, with a robust and exclusive body. Urushi lacquer is skillfully applied to achieve a smooth shine and texture. The rhodium finish on the nib and other metal parts enhances the body's color. Izumo IRO URUSHI combines traditional craftsmanship with a modern touch. It features two new models: Bodoe Nezu. The muted reddish-purple color with hints of gray was popular from the Edo period to the Showa period, known as the "aristocratic gray."
