Danitrio Irokeshi-dame in Yellow on Bamboo Story Fountain Pen Roiro-migaki The "Oni" (God) and the

The "Oni" (God) and the "Ryu" (Dragon) featured in this pen are among the common figures featured on the floats at the festival

The ko-omote is typically depicted in the Noh play as an young innocent beauty

from the trim to the nib

known for its graceful silhouette and vibrant red plumage

a common theme found on tea pots and accessories in Japan

Danitrio Irokeshi-dame in Yellow on Bamboo Story Fountain Pen Roiro-migaki The "Oni" (God) and the100% Genuine Urushi Contains the Maki E Red Seal (Highest Quality of Maki E Art) Hand painted by highly trained Japanese Artisans Irokeshi dame describes the exquisite, smooth satin finish of this pen. It provides contrast when compared to tame nuri which leaves the surface with a glossy appearance. The artisan is able to produce the satin finish by excluding the burnishing process upon the completion of the outer urushi layer. About Danitrio Bamboo