The newest work in the series features “Snowy Muko-Jima” by Hasui Kawase, who is referred to alongside Hokusai and Hiroshige, called the 3Hs of landscape painting, an Ukiyoe woodblock print depicting a beautiful snowy landscape.

The texture of the snow is depicted with layers and layers of intricately woven colored ebonite shafts.

Nib: A 21-karat gold nib with a KOP size that only Sailor, with its renowned quality, can produce. Special bicolor finish for Naginata Togi.
Cap Top: The anchor logo on the cap, which proves Sailor’s reliable quality.
Serial Number: Serial numbering on the cap. Serial number cannot be chosen.

Model Name: The King of Pen “Naginata Togi Ebonite, Sekkei”
Item code: 10-1810-328(MF), -428 (M), -628 (B)
Materials: Ebonite
Filling System: Converter & Cartridge type
Nib: KOP 21K Gold with Bicolor plating, Naginata-Togi
Nib selection: MF, M, B
Limited Edition: 400 pieces worldwide

Accessories:
– Ebonite fountain pen
– 50ml fountain pen bottle ink(Black)
– Ink cartridge (Black)
– Cold ink Converter (installed)
– Cleaning Cloth
– Instruction manual
– Product manual

Naginata Togi
The ultimate original nib that only a limited number of craftsperson can make.
The nib is sharpened with a larger-than-usual pen point, long like the blade of a long sword and is sharpened at a smooth angle.
The nib can write thick lines when the pen is laid down and thin lines when the pen is upright.
Naginata nib is good to use for writing Kanji, Chinese, characters that are often written with tome, hanae, harai, etc. in the most beautiful way. Compared to a standard nib with the same character width, this pen can write thicker lines. The nib provides a smooth writing feel even without applying pressure.
The nib is available in three widths: medium-fine (MF), medium (M), and bold (B).

The color motif Ukiyoe Artist of “Snowy Muko Jima”

Hasui Kawase became a central figure in the new printmaking style as a landscape painter at the age of 35 in 1918.
He traveled throughout Japan for 40 years until his death at the age of 74, leaving behind more than 600 works.
He is known as the “3Hs” of landscape painting, alongside Hokusai and Hiroshige.
Compared to the woodblock prints of the Edo period, new prints were printed 30 to 40 times, which is far more frequent than previous woodblock prints, leads to a realistic finish.
The prints were highly appreciated and were collected by many museums and collectors such as Steve Jobs.

→ LINK TO Naginata Ebonite “Sekkei”

→ LINK TO Naginata Ebonite “Ryokkyo”

→ LINK TO Naginata Ebonite “Kouen”

There may be small specks due to foreign substances containd in the raw materials mixed in during the manufacturing processe of Ebonite. This is a unique property of the ebonite material and is not a defect.

There may be small specks due to foreign substances containd in the raw materials mixed in during the manufacturing processe of Ebonite. This is a unique property of the ebonite material and is not a defect.