Namiki Yukari Fountain Pen - Seven Gods Daikoku-ten (100th Anniversary)
Once in a life time opportunity
In order to celebrate Pilot's centenary milestone, we are proud to present - The Japanese Gods of Good Fortune, a collection of superb fountain pens created through the collective craftsmanship of the KOKKOKAI group of Maki-e artisans.
The KOKKOKAI is a group of artisans that formed, in 1931, around the late Gonroku Matsuda, who was later to become Japan's most respected Maki-e artisan and a Living National Treasure.
Today, the members of the KOKKOKAIwhich include Maki-e artisans both working for and independent of PILOTcontinue to create outstanding lacquer art in order to continue Matsuda's legacy as a Maki-e master. With no KOKKOKAI currently in training and the aging nature of the current masters within a generation, this artwork will no longer be produced making these legacy items.
This Namiki Seven Gods Yukari fountain pen was produced by Maki-e artisan Mamoru Wakabayashi for Pilot's 100th anniversary. It features the Togidashi-Taka Maki-e technique, as well as inlaid gold dust. It comes individually packaged in a wooden box with a 50ml bottle of matching limited edition yellow Iroshizuku ink and a leather pen wrap. This exquisitely lacquered brass fountain pen has a medium 18kt gold nib in size #10, is complemented by gold trim, and fills via cartridge/converter (a Con-70 is included). Only 150 limited pens have been produced for each design worldwide.
Buy from Pulp Addiction and get these fabulous bonus additions.
1. A world competitive price just $3,950 AUD
2. Free shipping anywhere in Australia
3. Exclusive bonus Pilot Fountain Pen Letter Pad
4. Exclusive bonus Limited Edition Irroshizuku Ink Gift Set 3 x 15ml bottles
5. 100% back by Pilot Australia Warranty
Namiki Yukari Fountain Pen - Seven Gods Daikoku-ten (100th Anniversary Limited Edition)
Daikoku-ten is a syncretic god, conflated from the Buddhist deity Mahesvara (the Hindu deity Shiva) and the indigenous Shinto god Okuninushi-no- Mikoto. In ancient times, Daikoku-ten was worshipped as the god who controlled the earth - specifically farming - and ruled food and wealth. Today, Daikoku-ten is worshipped as the god of riches, as well as happiness, prosperity, and better fortune.
This fountain pen is adorned with an image of Daikoku-ten sitting on a straw rice bag, with a large bag on his back and a magic mallet in his hand. He is accompanied by the mouse thought to be his emissary. Mice are considered to bring luck in having many descendants.
Article Code : FV-LP-DAI-M
Barrel: Brass with Togidashi-Taka Maki-e Technique
Nib: No.10 (18K Gold with Rhodium Accent)
Nib Size: Medium
Filling System: Cartridge with Con-70 converter
Serial Number: Top of the clip.
Size: Yukan vest type Max Diameter 14.3mm Length 137mm
Weight: 37g
Gift Box : Exclusive wooden gift box with laser engraving.
Included items
- Fountain Pen and Con-70 converter
- Limited Edition botle of ink.
- Special leather pen pouch
- Pilot ink cartridges (6pcs in black)
- Navy cleaning cloth
- Use and care guide
- Information sheet, Artist card and serial number plate.