Namiki Yukari Royale Night Scene Fountain pen

The Namiki Yukari Royale Night Scene is based on a Haiku (a small, short poem):

This spring in my cabin
Absolutely nothing
Absolutely everything

This pen is an invitation to meditation and appeasement and an an illustration of the fusional relationship of the Japanese soul with nature. It was created by the famous Master Lacquer Yutaka Sato, member of the KOKKOKAI group of artisans.

The pavillion in the middle of the night lit by the full moon suggests a human presence. The rocks, pavillions and pines, are reduced almost to the state of silhouettes, adding a touch of mystery and serenity, just like the waterfall that is frozen in time.

In line with the Song painting, this minimalist decor is made in Togidashi Maki-e, soberly but sumptuously embellished with silver powder on some details and gold powder at the ends of the pen.

The Namiki Yukari Night Scene fountain pen uses the cartridge/converter filling system.

At the start of the 20th century, a fountain pen utilizing the Japanese traditional art of “Maki-e” was born. The strong and attractive body with a lacquer finish, and the fine and elegant design by the craftsmen are highly acclaimed around the world, and those skills and spirit have been passed down to the world’s most famous name in Maki-e fountain pens: Namiki.