TACCIA Aizen Urushi Fountain Pen - Asamoya (Limited Edition) Nib Option:Zoom It's also one Japan's leading

It's also one Japan's leading fishing grounds

The pen set comes with a wooden pen case

wind-swept seas

The blue-gray cap symbolizes Mount Fuji

TACCIA Aizen Urushi Fountain Pen - Asamoya (Limited Edition) Nib Option:Zoom It's also one Japan's leadingTACCIA Aizen Urushi Fountain Pen Asamoya (Limited Edition) Aizen is a Japanese word depicting the landcape shrouded in cloud, fog or mist. In this collection, TACCIA applies a new urushi technique called Kansitsu. Kansitsu (dry urushi technique) was first introduced in the Warring States Period in China (B. C. 475 B. C. 221). Craftsmen would use soil or plaster to make inner tubes, and then overlaid with linen and lacquer in successions on the inner