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- Fountain Pens Types & Designs (Overview)
- Negoro Nuri (Lacquer Overview)
- Kawarinuri (Lacquer Overview)
- Raden (Lacquer Overview)
- Ishime-Ji-Nuri (Stone Surfaces)
- Kinsoku Mitateai (Lacquer Overview)
- Bamboo & Precious Wood (Overview)
- "Shibui" Fountain Pen Collection
- "Miyabi Shibui" Fountain Pen Collection
- "Bô" Fountain Pen Collection
- "Miyabi Bô" Fountain Pen Collection
- "Kiseru" Fountain Pens
- "Miyabi Kiseru" Fountain Pen Collection
- Kawaakari
- "Miyabi Futo" Fountain Pen Collection
- "Suisô" Fountain Pen Collection
- Jumbo Pens
- "Tanto" Fountain Pen Collection
- IKIGAI Fountain Pen Collection
- "Aware" Fountain Pen Collection
- Hanami Pocket Pens
- Bamboo & Precious Wood Fountain Pen Collection
- Roller Pen
- Dip Pens
- Unique Pieces
- "Apple Pen" Cover Collection
- Urushi Jewelry
- Desk Pens
- Simplicitus
- Pen Cases
- Accessories & Objects
- SHIBUI Convertible Pipes
- Kokusô Pipes
- Hishaku Pipes
- Urushi Works
- Clips
Kawarinuri (Experimental Lacquer Overview)"Kawari-Nuri" The barrel, cap and sections are made from Japanese Ebonite and finished in various experimental urushi lacquer techniques called "saya-nuri" or "kawari-nuri".During the Edo-period (1603-1868) designs by urushi lacquering on sword scabbards "saya" became fashionable. Almost unlimited ways to lacquer scabbards have been developed during the centuries.It is my goal to re-discover old and to invent new techniques being applied on my fountain pens. The samples on the below chart are only a small selection of the possibilties.Please note, that all urushi techniques shown on the chart are available on all pen designs displayed on this website see detail |