This pen writes very smooth! It does have a thicker line than expected. The box was disappointing as it was not anything of quality as stated. Considering the price if this pen and that it was to come with an elegant box, Olu would have been very disappointed giving this as a gift. But, it is just a box if you plan on using the pen for yourself.
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Yamabuki is a plant of the genus Japanese kerria in the family Rosaceae. A golden koto with a bright reddish tinge like a Japanese kerria flower is inserted. It is derived from the plant Yamabuki and has been used for a long time.
Dye ink
Part number: KO-0104
Capacity: 40ml
Usage: Fountain pen, pen, brush
[About the Kyo no Oto series]
"Kyoto no Oto" is a series of writing inks that reproduce the traditional Japanese colors used since the Heian period with modern techniques and interpretations. Each color features a unique name and story.
It is a dye ink originally developed by "Kyoto Kusaki Dyeing Research Institute" consisting of dyeing and weaving experts and TAG STATIONERY.
It is a characteristic ink that makes use of the gradation of shades that utilizes the bleeding that is characteristic of dyes.
〇Dye ink is soluble in water, so you can use it for various expressions such as "blurring" with a pen after writing with ink or stretching the color lightly.
Kyoto Kusaki Dyeing Research Institute
Research on domestic and foreign dyeing and weaving culture, from ancient Japanese dyeing, weaving and kimono, and related customs, techniques and hobbies such as plant dyeing, to modern dyeing and weaving craft art, and modeling expression using fibers called fiber art. It is carried out.
Research Advisor: Seiichiro Takahashi
"Aizen Origami Shibori"
"Synthetic Dye Technique"
"Aizen Origami Shibori"
"Synthetic Dye Technique"
Many books such as dyeing and weaving and living company
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