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Namiki Yukari Grapevine fountain pen (copia)
1.500,00€
Namiki Yukari Grapevine Fountain Pen
The Japanese firm Namiki presents its collection of Yukari fountain pens decorated using the Maki-e technique (Togidashi and Taka Maki-e). All the pieces are true works of Japanese Art that represent scenes of nature.
This piece represents some vines. For the realization of each of these fountain pens, a long work and drying process is necessary, which makes these copies very limited pieces.
The best artists are highly sought after, making their work more valuable. All pieces are signed by the artist. Its nib is made of solid 18 kt gold.
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Namiki Yukari Grapevine Fountain Pen
The Japanese firm Namiki presents its collection of Yukari fountain pens decorated using the Maki-e technique (Togidashi and Taka Maki-e). All the pieces are true works of Japanese Art that represent scenes of nature.
This piece represents some vines. For the realization of each of these fountain pens, a long work and drying process is necessary, which makes these copies very limited pieces.
The best artists are highly sought after, making their work more valuable. All pieces are signed by the artist. Its nib is made of solid 18 kt gold.
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