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- Take Negoro (Bambo Negoro)
- Aka-Negoro (Red Negoro)
- Kuro-Negoro (Black Negoro)
- Aka Kin Kumo (Yellow Clouds in Red Sky)
- Kuro Kin kumo (Yellow Clouds in Black Sky)
- Enbu-Negoro (Dancing Fire Negoro)
- Ki-Enbu Negoro (Yellow Dancing Fire Negoro)
- Modern Art Negoro
- Momo Negoro (Peach Color Negoro)
- Beiten-Negoro (Rice Grain Negoro)
- Kuro Ishimeji (Black Stone Surface)
- Iro Ishihada (Colore Stone Surfaces)
- Chadô-Fundame (Copper Ground)
- Fundame (Gold Ground)
- Aka Kinmaki (Gold Whirls in Red Ground)
- Momo Kinkumo (Yellow Clouds in Peaches Color Sky)
- Namban Kawarinuri (Southern Barabarian Lacquer)
- "CADUCEUS" a Doctor's Pocket Pen
- Damascus
- Mokumegane (Layered metal sheets)
- Tame Hirame (Nashiji with transparent Final Coat)
- Water Buffalo Horn
- Kumo Raden (Cloud Raden)
- Kongô Nashiji (Diamond Nashiji)
- Momiji Yamamaki-e (Maple Leaf Black on Black)
- Ebony Wood
- Susutake Burl
- Susutake Flat Top
- Susutake Regular
- Momiji Maki-e
- Fubuki
Tame Hirame (Nashiji with transparent Final Coat)
Description:
Tame-Hirame This is a large Pocket Pen with a No.8 gold nib. It can be used with standard cardridge or as eye-dropper. The Urushi lacquer I call simplyfied "Tame-Hirame", The Correct term is "Tame-Hirame-Sakiji-Nuri". It is the term for a lacquer with a very tight sprinkled Nashiji, lacquered with transparent urushi, gound and polished. Tame refers to several final coats of transparent urushi that gives the nashiji a dark red color tone.
Standard Size
Reference Number: T-100x17-THN
Pen Type Tanto/Lipstick
Pen Nib: Size No. 6 (750/18 Kt Gold)
Artisan: Martin Pauli