The value of lacquerware was established in the Nara and Heian periods as a symbol of wealth in aristocratic society and a beautiful embodiment of the world of Shintoism and Buddhism, and colored lacquer has developed along with it.The beauty and profoundness of Japanese traditions, and the lacquerware that enriches and inspires people, are the reasons why the pen barrel is finished in colored lacquer and named the traditional lacquer "Iro-Miyabi" series.

Usukou:Is obtained from fragrant wood and was very popular during the "Heian" era.

Suou:Is a traditional and noble color much favored by Heian aristocracy.

Fukaai:Was favored by Samurai as a lucky color.

Chitose-Midori:Is a symbolic color representing "Permanency" and "Perennial youth and long life".