Gold Leaf Crane Ballpoint Pen
Adorned with Kanazawa gold leaf, this Makie gold pen showcases a lavish design that embodies the pinnacle of traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Graced with the auspicious crane, a symbol of longevity and good fortune, the pen radiates an opulent charm. Its vibrant design promises to brighten your desk and uplift your spirits as you write. Despite its appearance, it is light and does not tire even after long use.
Selected as a diplomatic gift for the 2017 Japan-US summit, this gold ballpoint pen has been a bridge between nations and remains a popular choice for those seeking to present a gift of distinction and cultural significance.
To learn more about the art of Kanazawa gold leaf and Hakuichi, see our 'Discover Hakuichi's Artistry’ section below.
Discover our Japanese ballpoint pens, where tradition meets comfort.
Details
- Brand: Hakuichi
- Quantity: 1 pen
- Length(Pen): 5.3 inches / 13.5 cm
- Weight(Pen): 0.45 oz / 13 g
- Materials of Barrel and cap: AS resin and Gold
- Compatible refill:
- Platinum-BSP-400 (black ink included by default)
- Parker-Ballpoint Pen Refills Standard - Note: Each piece is uniquely handmade, so expect some individual differences.
Discover Hakuichi's Artistry
Hakuichi, located in Kanazawa City in Ishikawa Prefecture — where 99% of Japan's gold leaf is produced — has been a pioneering force in gold leaf artistry since 1975. As a leader in this field, Hakuichi has been crucial in popularizing and preserving this traditional Japanese craft globally.
Kanazawa's fame in gold leaf production is deeply rooted in its artisans' exceptional craftsmanship, characterized by precision and perseverance. In the Edo period, when gold beating was restricted outside Edo (Tokyo) and Kyoto, Kanazawa's artisans refined their craft under challenging conditions. This period of adversity ultimately led to the region becoming renowned for its exquisite gold leaf.
With each piece of gold leaf stationery, Hakuichi brings a touch of Kanazawa's elegance to your desk. These products are not merely tools for writing but embody a rich legacy of Japanese artistry. High-quality gold in their stationery transforms every writing experience into a luxurious encounter, making these items highly valued among Japanese traditional crafts and a splendid addition for any stationery enthusiast.
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Adorned with Kanazawa gold leaf, this Makie gold pen showcases a lavish design that embodies the pinnacle of traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Graced with the auspicious crane, a symbol of longevity and good fortune, the pen radiates an opulent charm. Its vibrant design promises to brighten your desk and uplift your spirits as you write. Despite its appearance, it is light and does not tire even after long use.
Selected as a diplomatic gift for the 2017 Japan-US summit, this gold ballpoint pen has been a bridge between nations and remains a popular choice for those seeking to present a gift of distinction and cultural significance.
To learn more about the art of Kanazawa gold leaf and Hakuichi, see our 'Discover Hakuichi's Artistry’ section below.
Discover our Japanese ballpoint pens, where tradition meets comfort.
Details
- Brand: Hakuichi
- Quantity: 1 pen
- Length(Pen): 5.3 inches / 13.5 cm
- Weight(Pen): 0.45 oz / 13 g
- Materials of Barrel and cap: AS resin and Gold
- Compatible refill:
- Platinum-BSP-400 (black ink included by default)
- Parker-Ballpoint Pen Refills Standard - Note: Each piece is uniquely handmade, so expect some individual differences.
Discover Hakuichi's Artistry
Hakuichi, located in Kanazawa City in Ishikawa Prefecture — where 99% of Japan's gold leaf is produced — has been a pioneering force in gold leaf artistry since 1975. As a leader in this field, Hakuichi has been crucial in popularizing and preserving this traditional Japanese craft globally.
Kanazawa's fame in gold leaf production is deeply rooted in its artisans' exceptional craftsmanship, characterized by precision and perseverance. In the Edo period, when gold beating was restricted outside Edo (Tokyo) and Kyoto, Kanazawa's artisans refined their craft under challenging conditions. This period of adversity ultimately led to the region becoming renowned for its exquisite gold leaf.
With each piece of gold leaf stationery, Hakuichi brings a touch of Kanazawa's elegance to your desk. These products are not merely tools for writing but embody a rich legacy of Japanese artistry. High-quality gold in their stationery transforms every writing experience into a luxurious encounter, making these items highly valued among Japanese traditional crafts and a splendid addition for any stationery enthusiast.
