Danitrio Roiro-Migaki in Green on Genkai Fountain Pen Tame-nuri Byakudan technique generally consists of

Byakudan technique generally consists of floating gold or silver foil in the urushi layers of the pen to create a gleaming and radiant luster

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These cheerful flowers are celebrated annually at various sunflower festivals across the nation including the Himawari Matsuri festival in Japan

he entered Kyoto Traditional Crafts College in Kyoto and studied lacquer and maki-e for 2 years

This stunning pen is a masterpiece that celebrates the symbolic and cultural significance of the Japanese Crested Ibis—a revered icon of good fortune

Danitrio Roiro-Migaki in Green on Genkai Fountain Pen Tame-nuri Byakudan technique generally consists of100% Genuine Urushi Contains the Maki E Red Seal (Highest Quality of Maki E Art) Hand painted by highly trained Japanese Artisans This pen is inspired by the greenery in nature. The roiro migaki finish allows for the green to be depicted visually so purely and homogeneous over the pen. Roiro migaki is when a non oil based urushi called roiro urushi is applied on the outer layer of the pen. About Danitrio Genkai Fountain Pen Series: The owner of