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Kuretake, Fountain Brush Pen, Yumeginga, Natural Wood, Reused Mold
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The wooden mold, one of the most important tools for Indian-ink manufacturing, is made of pear wood.
When soot, glue and fragrant materials are blended to make the ink, the mixture contains a lot of water. As the easy-to-carve wood is hard enough to maintain its shape even if it absorbs water, pear-wood molds have been used in traditional Indian-ink manufacturing.
Yumeginga pens are made of pear wood. Especially, "reused mold" items are the ultimate fountain brush pens, which are made from the wood molds used for the ink manufacturing. It fits your hand better and better as you use it, and its quality finishes on the finest details will make using it a delight.
Also, you can refill its (water-based) ink, and the vivid black ink is hardly washed away with water.
A perfect gift item in a paulownia box.
[Set contents]: 1 pen, 3 spare ink cartridges, 1 spare brush head and 1 firm spare brush head.
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●Materials: Main Shaft: pear wood, Hair: weasel hair, aqueous dye ink
[Size (approx.)]
Outer Bag Size: 151 x 38 x 206mm
Item Size: 13.3 diameter x 137mm
●Weight (item only): approx. 60g
●Weight (incl. packaging): approx. 210g
●Made in Nara Prefecture
●Brand Name: Kuretake
[Handling Instructions]
*When you use this for the first time, twist the head, remove it and take out the transparent ink. Point the tip downward and securely insert spare ink in the direction of the arrow.
(When you have inserted it, tilt the pen and you will hear the sound of the rolling ball inside the spare ink.)
*When you start to write, some leftover transparent ink may come out from the tip, so test write on paper until black ink appears.
*After using for a long time, writing will become less smooth, so replace the head of the pen. Use the head that is specifically for this item.
*The instructions etc are for the Japanese market.
*Please kindly understand that the instruction manual is in Japanese.
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Kuretake, Fountain Brush Pen, Yumeginga, Natural Wood, Reused Mold
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