This
AGJ original
Maki-e Fountain pen is made by famous Kyoto Maki-e Artisan "Yuri".
This pen is only one in the world. You can not find it anywhere.
Kyoto Maki-e is the best known Maki-e technique in Japan.
This is original Maki-e fountain pen based on Pilot fountain pen.
Relatively rough Gold Nashiji powders are sprinkled over the background on the barrel. The result is less flashy as Nashiji powders create less glittery results than Hirame powders (they do not polish lacquer completely). Nashiji powders are chosen in order to express the pebbles in the bottom of the water.
A water strider on the cap was created with Togidashi Makie technique. The base for the title (which separates the red part from the pink part) was burnished with the water strider at the same time when the water slider was processed. After the process was complete, green water weed on the title was raised.
Water Slider: Togidashi Maki-e
Head: Abalone shells
Legs: Silver powders
The Background: Blue gold powders
Leaf: Taka Maki-e
Blue gold powders
Some parts coated with green lacquer
Base (which separates the pink part from the red part): Togidashi Maki-e
Gold powders
Letter:
Black urushi lacquer
Frame: Taka Maki-e
Gold powders
Small Flowers: Taka Maki-e
Gold powders
Leaf A: Taka Maki-e
Blue gold powders
Some parts coated with green lacquer
Leaf B: Taka Maki-e
Gold powders
Some parts coated with green lacquer
Tadpole: Taka Maki-e
Body: Silver powders
While the mouth: Colored lacquer
The framing part of the mouth: Gold powders
Leaf: Taka Maki-e
Gold powders are coated with green lacquer
Goldfish
Gold powders
Some parts are coated with Red and Black urushi lacquer
Lotus Leaves
Gold powders
Some of silver powders sprinkled
Green colored lacquer
Background:
Gold Nashiji powders
Name: Hira Maki-e
Gold powders
Baby Goldfish: Hira Maki-e
Silver powders
Some parts are coated with Red urushi lacquer
Leaf: Hira Maki-eGold powders are coated with green lacquer
The lines of the Fin: Hira Maki-e
Gold powders
The lines of the Fin: Hira Maki-e
Gold powders
Goldfish
Gold powders
Some parts are coated with Red and Black urushi lacquer