This pen case was designed to store your precious maki-e and urushi pens in beautiful condition. The yellow inner cloth (microfiber cloth) allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. The cover part of the pen case is made to cover the width of six pens, so you can wipe the pens gently before putting them in the case. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The clasp is made from Hinoki-wood in the shape of bamboo leaf, which is easy to pierce and fasten. A base coat is applied, the shell is pasted on, urushi is applied to cover the thickness of the shell, and the urushi is sharpened to expose the shell.The sides and back are sprinkled with pure silver powder and painted with transparent urushi. I think the more time passes, the more glossy the urushi will become. The fabric for this kimono is black-tomesode.The black Tomesode is the most formal dress (first dress) for married women. It is mainly worn on celebratory occasions such as weddings and wedding receptions. Therefore, it is painted with auspicious patterns. The kimono fabric used this time features a pattern of pine and plum blossoms. The pine trees are depicted in a large size, and various traditional Japanese patterns are designed within them. The background, which resembles gold leaf, is also very gorgeous. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 12 pens (XL) ・(when unfolded) Width 22cm×Length 18.5cm ・(when folded) Width 44cm×Length 18.5cm →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 115g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood＋Raden (Abalone shellfish)+pure silver powder (side/back) urushi coating ★All items are one-of-a-kind, so we don't have the same item in stock.

This pen case was designed to store your precious maki-e and urushi pens in beautiful condition. The yellow inner cloth (microfiber cloth) allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. The cover part of the pen case is made to cover the width of six pens, so you can wipe the pens gently before putting them in the case. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The clasp is made from Hinoki-wood in the shape of bamboo leaf, which is easy to pierce and fasten. A base coat is applied, the shell is pasted on, urushi is applied to cover the thickness of the shell, and the urushi is sharpened to expose the shell.The sides and back are sprinkled with pure silver powder and painted with transparent urushi. I think the more time passes, the more glossy the urushi will become. The fabric for this kimono is black-tomesode.The black Tomesode is the most formal dress (first dress) for married women. It is mainly worn on celebratory occasions such as weddings and wedding receptions. Therefore, it is painted with auspicious patterns. The kimono fabric used this time features a design of the "tsuzumi," a traditional Japanese musical instrument. In kimono design, the tsuzumi is considered an auspicious motif, symbolizing "things going well," "a bountiful harvest," and "success" due to its loud, resonant sound. Along with the tsuzumi, auspicious flowers such as wisteria and chrysanthemums are also depicted. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 12 pens (XL) ・(when unfolded) Width 22cm×Length 18.5cm ・(when folded) Width 44cm×Length 18.5cm →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 107g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood＋Raden (Abalone shellfish)+pure silver powder (side/back) urushi coating ★All items are one-of-a-kind, so we don't have the same item in stock.

This pen case was designed to store your precious maki-e and urushi pens in beautiful condition. The yellow inner cloth (microfiber cloth) allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. The cover part of the pen case is made to cover the width of six pens, so you can wipe the pens gently before putting them in the case. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The clasp is made from Hinoki-wood in the shape of bamboo leaf, which is easy to pierce and fasten. A base coat is applied, the shell is pasted on, urushi is applied to cover the thickness of the shell, and the urushi is sharpened to expose the shell.The sides and back are sprinkled with pure silver powder and painted with transparent urushi. I think the more time passes, the more glossy the urushi will become. The fabric for this kimono is black-tomesode.The black Tomesode is the most formal dress (first dress) for married women. It is mainly worn on celebratory occasions such as weddings and wedding receptions. Therefore, it is painted with auspicious patterns. The kimono fabric used this time features a design of pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms, along with a "Shifuku," a special cloth bag used in the tea ceremony to protect, transport, and store tea utensils such as tea caddies, tea bowls, and tea caddies. A "Shifuku" is not merely a "bag," but a very profound work of art that encapsulates the history and aesthetics of the tea ceremony, and is depicted in the kimono pattern. Pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms are the most representative auspicious motifs, symbolizing longevity (pine), sincerity and prosperity of descendants (bamboo), and nobility and perseverance (plum). Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 12 pens (XL) ・(when unfolded) Width 22cm×Length 18.5cm ・(when folded) Width 44cm×Length 18.5cm →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 114g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood＋Raden (Abalone shellfish)+pure silver powder (side/back) urushi coating ★All items are one-of-a-kind, so we don't have the same item in stock.

This pen pouch can even hold XL-sized pens. The yellow cloth inside is a microfiber cloth called Urushi Clean, which is made specifically for lacquer-coated surfaces.The inner cloth allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. When this pouch is open, there is a pen bed space where you can temporarily place pen caps and pens themselves. You can place your pens using the pen holder, which is a fastener. The pen holder is made of wood, so you can place your pens gently without damaging them. The urushi coating on the pen holder is done using a technique called "Fuki-urushi," in which the urushi is rubbed in, wiped off, and dried over and over again. Both ends are made using the raden technique, in which shells are attached with black urushi and the spaces between the shells are repeatedly painted with urushi and polished.All of them use precious natural urushi from Japan. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The obi fabric for this kimono utilizes a traditional technique called "Hikibaku," where metallic foil is applied to washi paper, and the shredded pieces are woven as weft threads. The background is dazzling and has a depth reminiscent of a painting. Furthermore, the fabric incorporates the traditional kasumi-dori pattern, which uses swirling mist to create divisions in the design and a sense of perspective, and is embroidered with pine trees and a single-wheeled carriage. Because each item is handmade, they are all one-of-a-kind, and no two are exactly alike. [Size] for 2 pens (XL-size) ・(when unfolded) Width 9.5cm×Length 19cm ・(when folded) Width 22.5cm×Length 18.5cm(+cover part 8cm) →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 45g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood Fuki-urushi＋Raden (abalone)

This pen case was designed to store your precious maki-e and urushi pens in beautiful condition. The yellow inner cloth (microfiber cloth) allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. The cover part of the pen case is made to cover the width of six pens, so you can wipe the pens gently before putting them in the case. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The clasp is made from Hinoki-wood in the shape of bamboo leaf, which is easy to pierce and fasten. A base coat is applied, the shell is pasted on, urushi is applied to cover the thickness of the shell, and the urushi is sharpened to expose the shell.The sides and back are sprinkled with pure silver powder and painted with transparent urushi. I think the more time passes, the more glossy the urushi will become. The fabric for this kimono is black-tomesode.The black Tomesode is the most formal dress (first dress) for married women. It is mainly worn on celebratory occasions such as weddings and wedding receptions. Therefore, it is painted with auspicious patterns. The kimono silk fabric used in this time features a "Kai-awase (Shell matching)" pattern. "Shell matching" originates from a game played by aristocrats in the Heian period. The game involves finding pairs of clams (bivalves) with pictures painted on the inside. The pair of shells has the characteristic of never matching with anything else, making it a very auspicious pattern that symbolizes marital harmony and an eternal bond. Combined with ombre-dyed fabric, this is a very gorgeous fabric. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 12 pens (XL) ・(when unfolded) Width 22cm×Length 18.5cm ・(when folded) Width 44cm×Length 18.5cm →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 104g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood＋Raden (Abalone shellfish)+pure silver powder (side/back) urushi coating ★All items are one-of-a-kind, so we don't have the same item in stock.

This pen pouch can even hold XL-sized pens. The yellow cloth inside is a microfiber cloth called Urushi Clean, which is made specifically for lacquer-coated surfaces.The inner cloth allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. When this pouch is open, there is a pen bed space where you can temporarily place pen caps and pens themselves. You can place your pens using the pen holder, which is a fastener. The pen holder is made of wood, so you can place your pens gently without damaging them. The urushi coating on the pen holder is done using a technique called "Fuki-urushi," in which the urushi is rubbed in, wiped off, and dried over and over again. Both ends are made using the raden technique, in which shells are attached with black urushi and the spaces between the shells are repeatedly painted with urushi and polished.All of them use precious natural urushi from Japan. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The obi fabric for this kimono is a gorgeous red and black silk fabric with embroidery. We cut the fabric so that the front side has chrysanthemum flowers and autumn leaves, and the inside has plum blossoms. Because each item is handmade, they are all one-of-a-kind, and no two are exactly alike. [Size] for 2 pens (XL-size) ・(when unfolded) Width 9.5cm×Length 19cm ・(when folded) Width 22.5cm×Length 18.5cm(+cover part 8cm) →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 43g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood Fuki-urushi＋Raden (abalone)

This pen case was designed to store your precious maki-e and urushi pens in beautiful condition. The yellow inner cloth (microfiber cloth) allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. The cover part of the pen case is made to cover the width of six pens, so you can wipe the pens gently before putting them in the case. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The clasp is made from Hinoki-wood in the shape of bamboo leaf, which is easy to pierce and fasten. A base coat is applied, the shell is pasted on, urushi is applied to cover the thickness of the shell, and the urushi is sharpened to expose the shell.The sides and back are sprinkled with pure silver powder and painted with transparent urushi. I think the more time passes, the more glossy the urushi will become. The fabric for this kimono is black-tomesode.The black Tomesode is the most formal dress (first dress) for married women. It is mainly worn on celebratory occasions such as weddings and wedding receptions. Therefore, it is painted with auspicious patterns. The fabric of this kimono features a flower cart design. Flowers from each season are gorgeously arranged in a flower basket and placed on top of a cart. This design is beloved today as a gorgeous imperial design and is used for formal wear. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 12 pens (XL) ・(when unfolded) Width 22cm×Length 18.5cm ・(when folded) Width 44cm×Length 18.5cm →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 106g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood＋Raden (Abalone shellfish)+pure silver powder (side/back) urushi coating ★All items are one-of-a-kind, so we don't have the same item in stock.

This pen pouch can even hold XL-sized pens. The yellow cloth inside is a microfiber cloth called Urushi Clean, which is made specifically for lacquer-coated surfaces.The inner cloth allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. When this pouch is open, there is a pen bed space where you can temporarily place pen caps and pens themselves. You can place your pens using the pen holder, which is a fastener. The pen holder is made of wood, so you can place your pens gently without damaging them. The pen rest is finished using a technique called "tame-nuri," in which brown transparent urushi is applied over Fuki-urushi. Both ends are finished using a technique called "raden," in which shells are glued together with green urushi, and green urushi is applied to the gaps between the shells, and then the pieces are polished. Both are made using precious natural urushi produced in Japan. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The kimono obi pattern on this pen pouch is a gorgeous orange background with chrysanthemums, waves, and flying plovers. On the inside, there are also bush clover flowers and butterflies. The chrysanthemum is an auspicious motif that represents the wish for eternal youth and longevity. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 2 pens (XL-size) ・(when unfolded) Width 9.5cm×Length 19cm ・(when folded) Width 22.5cm×Length 18.5cm(+cover part 8cm) →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 48 g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood Kiji-tamenuri finish＋Raden (abalone)

This pen case was designed to store your precious maki-e and urushi pens in beautiful condition. The yellow inner cloth (microfiber cloth) allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. The cover part of the pen case is made to cover the width of six pens, so you can wipe the pens gently before putting them in the case. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The clasp is made from Hinoki-wood in the shape of bamboo leaf, which is easy to pierce and fasten. A base coat is applied, the shell is pasted on, urushi is applied to cover the thickness of the shell, and the urushi is sharpened to expose the shell.The sides and back are sprinkled with pure silver powder and painted with transparent urushi. I think the more time passes, the more glossy the urushi will become. The fabric for this kimono is black-tomesode.The black Tomesode is the most formal dress (first dress) for married women. It is mainly worn on celebratory occasions such as weddings and wedding receptions. Therefore, it is painted with auspicious patterns. The kimono fabric used this time is black with flowers of the four seasons painted in delicate lines and pale tones. The background of the design features a traditional Japanese diamond lattice pattern. The diamond pattern used in tomesode is a classic auspicious motif with a long history that was also seen in the costumes of aristocrats in the Heian period. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 12 pens (XL) ・(when unfolded) Width 22cm×Length 18.5cm ・(when folded) Width 44cm×Length 18.5cm →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 104 g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood＋Raden (Abalone shellfish)+pure silver powder (side/back) urushi coating ★All items are one-of-a-kind, so we don't have the same item in stock.

This pen case was designed to store your precious maki-e and urushi pens in beautiful condition. The yellow inner cloth (microfiber cloth) allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. The cover part of the pen case is made to cover the width of six pens, so you can wipe the pens gently before putting them in the case. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The clasp is made from Hinoki-wood in the shape of bamboo leaf, which is easy to pierce and fasten. A base coat is applied, the shell is pasted on, urushi is applied to cover the thickness of the shell, and the urushi is sharpened to expose the shell.The sides and back are sprinkled with pure silver powder and painted with transparent urushi. I think the more time passes, the more glossy the urushi will become. The fabric for this kimono is black-tomesode.The black Tomesode is the most formal dress (first dress) for married women. It is mainly worn on celebratory occasions such as weddings and wedding receptions. Therefore, it is painted with auspicious patterns. The kimono fabric used this time is a very gorgeous fabric with a black background and a gradient orange dye, featuring fans and bamboo, with floral patterns such as chrysanthemums and cherry blossoms on the fans and bamboo. The bamboo motif on the kimono is an auspicious motif that represents "growth" and "vitality" because of its straight growth, "longevity and immortality" because it remains green even in winter, "moderation" because it has nodes, and "nobility and honesty" because it is hollow inside. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 12 pens (XL) ・(when unfolded) Width 22cm×Length 18.5cm ・(when folded) Width 44cm×Length 18.5cm →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 107 g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood＋Raden (Abalone shellfish)+pure silver powder (side/back) urushi coating ★All items are one-of-a-kind, so we don't have the same item in stock.

This pen pouch can even hold XL-sized pens. The yellow cloth inside is a microfiber cloth called Urushi Clean, which is made specifically for lacquer-coated surfaces.The inner cloth allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. When this pouch is open, there is a pen bed space where you can temporarily place pen caps and pens themselves. You can place your pens using the pen holder, which is a fastener. The pen holder is made of wood, so you can place your pens gently without damaging them. The pen rest is finished using a technique called "tame-nuri," in which brown transparent urushi is applied over Fuki-urushi. Both ends are finished using a technique called "raden," in which shells are glued together with green urushi, and green urushi is applied to the gaps between the shells, and then the pieces are polished. Both are made using precious natural urushi produced in Japan. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The pattern on the kimono-obi of this pen pouch is an elegant design reminiscent of the long, slender decorative obi called a "Kazura-obi," which is worn by female actors in the traditional Japanese performing art of Noh, wrapped around their heads like a headband, tied at the back, and hanging down their backs, fluttering in the wind. It is embroidered with flowers of each season. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 2 pens (XL-size) ・(when unfolded) Width 9.5cm×Length 19cm ・(when folded) Width 22.5cm×Length 18.5cm(+cover part 8cm) →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 50g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood Kiji-tamenuri finish＋Raden (abalone)

This pen case was designed to store your precious maki-e and urushi pens in beautiful condition. The yellow inner cloth (microfiber cloth) allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. The cover part of the pen case is made to cover the width of six pens, so you can wipe the pens gently before putting them in the case. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The clasp is made from Hinoki-wood in the shape of bamboo leaf, which is easy to pierce and fasten. A base coat is applied, the shell is pasted on, urushi is applied to cover the thickness of the shell, and the urushi is sharpened to expose the shell.The sides and back are sprinkled with pure silver powder and painted with transparent urushi. I think the more time passes, the more glossy the urushi will become. The fabric for this kimono is black-tomesode.The black Tomesode is the most formal dress (first dress) for married women. It is mainly worn on celebratory occasions such as weddings and wedding receptions. Therefore, it is painted with auspicious patterns. The kimono fabric used this time is a subdued yet gorgeous fabric with gold and silver pine trees on a black background. In traditional Japanese motifs, pine trees are evergreen and remain green even in winter, symbolizing "eternal life," "longevity," and "vitality," and also carries the auspicious meaning of "prosperity and family fortune." It is a motif that is often used in kimonos. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 12 pens (XL) ・(when unfolded) Width 22cm×Length 18.5cm ・(when folded) Width 44cm×Length 18.5cm →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 113g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood＋Raden (Abalone shellfish)+pure silver powder (side/back) urushi coating ★All items are one-of-a-kind, so we don't have the same item in stock.

This pen pouch can even hold XL-sized pens. The yellow cloth inside is a microfiber cloth called Urushi Clean, which is made specifically for lacquer-coated surfaces.The inner cloth allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. When this pouch is open, there is a pen bed space where you can temporarily place pen caps and pens themselves. You can place your pens using the pen holder, which is a fastener. The pen holder is made of wood, so you can place your pens gently without damaging them. The pen rest is finished using a technique called "tame-nuri," in which brown transparent urushi is applied over Fuki-urushi. Both ends are finished using a technique called "raden," in which shells are glued together with green urushi, and green urushi is applied to the gaps between the shells, and then the pieces are polished. Both are made using precious natural urushi produced in Japan. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The pattern on the kimono obi for this pen pouch is a "flower cart design" that combines a cart with flowers of the four seasons. The fabric is a gorgeous arrangement of colorful flowers on a silver background. The fabric has also been cut to fit a single "flower-eating bird," which is often used as an auspicious motif. This bird is considered to be a lucky bird that brings good fortune. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 2 pens (XL-size) ・(when unfolded) Width 9.5cm×Length 19cm ・(when folded) Width 22.5cm×Length 18.5cm(+cover part 8cm) →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 58g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood Kiji-tamenuri finish＋Raden (abalone)

This pen case was designed to store your precious maki-e and urushi pens in beautiful condition. The yellow inner cloth (microfiber cloth) allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. The cover part of the pen case is made to cover the width of six pens, so you can wipe the pens gently before putting them in the case. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The clasp is made from Hinoki-wood in the shape of bamboo leaf, which is easy to pierce and fasten. A base coat is applied, the shell is pasted on, urushi is applied to cover the thickness of the shell, and the urushi is sharpened to expose the shell.The sides and back are sprinkled with pure silver powder and painted with transparent urushi. I think the more time passes, the more glossy the urushi will become. The fabric for this kimono is black-tomesode.The black Tomesode is the most formal dress (first dress) for married women. It is mainly worn on celebratory occasions such as weddings and wedding receptions. Therefore, it is painted with auspicious patterns. The pattern of this kimono features gorgeously drawn chrysanthemums, bush clover leaves, camellias, plum blossoms, and other flowers on a background of fan shapes （Ougi) and scattered gold leaf. These are traditional Japanese flowers that bloom from autumn through winter and spring. The fabric for this kimono features a beautiful contrast between red and orange hues and gold and black. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 12 pens (XL) ・(when unfolded) Width 22cm×Length 18.5cm ・(when folded) Width 44cm×Length 18.5cm →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 108g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood＋Raden (Abalone shellfish)+pure silver powder (side/back) urushi coating ★All items are one-of-a-kind, so we don't have the same item in stock.

This pen pouch can even hold XL-sized pens. The yellow cloth inside is a microfiber cloth called Urushi Clean, which is made specifically for lacquer-coated surfaces.The inner cloth allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. When this pouch is open, there is a pen bed space where you can temporarily place pen caps and pens themselves. You can place your pens using the pen holder, which is a fastener. The pen holder is made of wood, so you can place your pens gently without damaging them. The pen rest is finished using a technique called "tame-nuri," in which brown transparent urushi is applied over Fuki-urushi. Both ends are finished using a technique called "raden," in which shells are glued together with green urushi, and green urushi is applied to the gaps between the shells, and then the pieces are polished. Both are made using precious natural urushi produced in Japan. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The pattern on the kimono-obi in this issue is a vibrant yet subdued fabric with wheels, flowing water, chrysanthemums, and other flowers. The wheel pattern is a representation of how, during the Heian period, oxcart wheels were immersed in rivers to prevent them from drying out and cracking. The wheel is depicted half-hidden in water, and is often depicted together with flowing water patterns, and is also frequently used in maki-e patterns. Furthermore, because the wheel rotates, it can also have deeper meanings such as "changes in the world" and "reincarnation in life." Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 2 pens (XL-size) ・(when unfolded) Width 9.5cm×Length 19cm ・(when folded) Width 22.5cm×Length 18.5cm(+cover part 8cm) →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 54g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood Kiji-tamenuri finish＋Raden (abalone)

This pen case was designed to store your precious maki-e and urushi pens in beautiful condition. The yellow inner cloth (microfiber cloth) allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. The cover part of the pen case is made to cover the width of six pens, so you can wipe the pens gently before putting them in the case. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The clasp is made from Hinoki-wood in the shape of bamboo leaf, which is easy to pierce and fasten. A base coat is applied, the shell is pasted on, urushi is applied to cover the thickness of the shell, and the urushi is sharpened to expose the shell.The sides and back are sprinkled with pure silver powder and painted with transparent urushi. I think the more time passes, the more glossy the urushi will become. The fabric for this kimono is black-tomesode.The black Tomesode is the most formal dress (first dress) for married women. It is mainly worn on celebratory occasions such as weddings and wedding receptions. Therefore, it is painted with auspicious patterns. The kimono fabric used this time features a pattern of a "tsuzumi," a type of Japanese drum. The "tsuzumi" is a traditional motif associated with the idea of ​​"bearing fruit" or "achieving great success," stemming from the resounding sound it produces. Because it produces sound using two pieces of leather, it also symbolizes "harmony," representing a wish for harmonious relationships and a peaceful family life. Furthermore, as it is an instrument used in festivals and celebrations, it is considered an auspicious pattern that evokes a celebratory and joyful atmosphere. [Size] for 12 pens (XL) ・(when unfolded) Width 22cm×Length 18.5cm ・(when folded) Width 44cm×Length 18.5cm →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 110g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood＋Raden (Abalone shellfish)+pure silver powder (side/back) urushi coating ★All items are one-of-a-kind, so we don't have the same item in stock.

This pen pouch can even hold XL-sized pens. The yellow cloth inside is a microfiber cloth called Urushi Clean, which is made specifically for lacquer-coated surfaces.The inner cloth allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. When this pouch is open, there is a pen bed space where you can temporarily place pen caps and pens themselves. You can place your pens using the pen holder, which is a fastener. The pen holder is made of wood, so you can place your pens gently without damaging them. The urushi coating on the pen holder is done using a technique called "Fuki-urushi," in which the urushi is rubbed in, wiped off, and dried over and over again. Both ends are made using the raden technique, in which shells are attached with black urushi and the spaces between the shells are repeatedly painted with urushi and polished.All of them use precious natural urushi from Japan. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The kimono obi fabric used in this pen pouch features an elegant wave pattern and maple leaves, with a lovely contrast of subdued colors. Because each item is handmade, they are all one-of-a-kind, and no two are exactly alike. [Size] for 2 pens (XL-size) ・(when unfolded) Width 9.5cm×Length 19cm ・(when folded) Width 22.5cm×Length 18.5cm(+cover part 8cm) →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body]44g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood Fuki-urushi＋Raden (abalone)

This pen pouch can even hold XL-sized pens. The yellow cloth inside is a microfiber cloth called Urushi Clean, which is made specifically for lacquer-coated surfaces.The inner cloth allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. When this pouch is open, there is a pen bed space where you can temporarily place pen caps and pens themselves. You can place your pens using the pen holder, which is a fastener. The pen holder is made of wood, so you can place your pens gently without damaging them. The pen rest is finished using a technique called "tamari-nuri," in which brown transparent urushi is applied over Fuki-urushi. Both ends are finished using a technique called "raden," in which shells are glued together with green urushi, and green urushi is applied to the gaps between the shells, and then the pieces are polished. Both are made using precious natural urushi produced in Japan. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The obi fabric for this kimono features a gorgeous design of gold chrysanthemums and pine trees on a black background. The contrast between the black and gold creates a fabric reminiscent of Maki-e. Each piece is unique, and no two are alike. [Size] for 2 pens (XL-size) ・(when unfolded) Width 9.5cm×Length 19cm ・(when folded) Width 22.5cm×Length 18.5cm(+cover part 8cm) →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 43g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood Kiji-tamenuri finish＋Raden (abalone)

This pen pouch can even hold XL-sized pens. The yellow cloth inside is a microfiber cloth called Urushi Clean, which is made specifically for lacquer-coated surfaces.The inner cloth allows you to put the pen in the pen case after it has been wiped clean by the action of putting the pen in and taking it out. When this pouch is open, there is a pen bed space where you can temporarily place pen caps and pens themselves. You can place your pens using the pen holder, which is a fastener. The pen holder is made of wood, so you can place your pens gently without damaging them. The pen rest is finished using a technique called "tamari-nuri," in which brown transparent urushi is applied over green urushi. Both ends are finished using a technique called "raden," in which shells are glued together with green urushi, and green urushi is applied to the gaps between the shells, and then the pieces are polished. Both are made using precious natural urushi produced in Japan. The string is called Sanada Himo. The warp and weft threads intersect at right angles, and the weft threads are strongly driven and compressed during weaving, resulting in a durable string with almost no elasticity. This is a traditional string that has been around since the Edo period in Japan. The obi fabric for this kimono features an elegant wave pattern with boats and peonies. We placed the peony flowers on the inside. We also used a green tamenuri finish for the pen rest to match the green leaves of the peony. Each piece is unique, and no two are the same. [Size] for 2 pens (XL-size) ・(when unfolded) Width 9.5cm×Length 19cm ・(when folded) Width 22.5cm×Length 18.5cm(+cover part 8cm) →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body]56g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood green tamenuri finish＋Raden (abalone)

あわび貝の輝きが美しいブローチです。 A brooch with a beautiful brilliance of abalone shells. 使用素材: 日本産竹/天然漆(8割方日本産漆使用)/あわび貝/純金粉(24金)/純銀粉 金具: 真鍮+ロジウムメッキ+透漆塗り 重量：8g 長さ：縦42mm 横34mm（最大値） 厚み（高さ）：10mm 制作期間:約1年 Material used: Bamboo from Japan / Natural lacquer (80% Japanese lacquer "URUSHI" is used) / Abalone shell / Pure gold powder (24 gold) / Sterling silver powder Metal fittings: brass + rhodium plated+ Transparent lacquer urushi Weight: 8g Length: Length 42mm Width 34mm (maximum) Thickness (height): 10 mm Production period: Approximately 1 year ★技法 Technique ★表面 Front ・正面青色：螺鈿技法：あわび貝を一粒ずつ置いて、漆を塗り重ね、研ぎ出しています。 ・銀色部分：研出蒔絵：３種類の純銀粉を蒔いて、漆で塗り込め、研ぎ出しています。 ・線描き部分：高蒔絵：（金粉上げ）漆で描いた線に純金粉を蒔き、線の部分を一回盛り上げています。その盛り上がり部分からまた漆で描き、純金粉を蒔き、磨いて仕上げています。 ・Blue surface: Raden technique: 　Abalone shells are placed one by one, lacquered and sharpened. ・Silver surface: Togidashi-Maki-e: Three types of sterling silver powder are sown, smeared with lacquer, and sharpened. ・Line drawing part: Taka-Maki-e: (Gold powder raising) Pure gold powder is sprinkled on the line drawn with Urushi, and the line part is raised once. From the raised part, drew with Urushi again, sprinkled pure gold powder, polished it. ★裏面 Back side 金具を取り付け後に、何回も漆を重ねて塗り込めています。 その後、純銀粉を蒔き、透漆で塗り込め、研いで艶のある呂色仕上げにしています。 金具の開閉部分に漆を接着剤として、細かいフェルトの粉を蒔き付けています。 After attaching the metal fittings, Urushi is applied many times. After that, sterling silver powder is sprinkled, painted with transparent Urushi, and sharpened to give a glossy Roiro finish. Fine felt powder is sprinkled on the opening and closing parts of the metal fittings using Urushi as an adhesive. 商品は全て「望月ゆかり」が一人で作っております。 貴重な漆と向き合いながら、時間をかけて制作していますので、同じものは二度とできません。 All products are made by "Yukari Mochizuki" alone. I spend a lot of time making it while facing the precious lacquer, so I can never do the same thing again. 付属品：ヴィンテージ着物布ポーチ （表地：ヴィンテージ着物布、裏地：うるしクリーン） →保管や持ち運びにお使いください。 Accessories: Vintage kimono cloth pouch (Outer material: Vintage kimono cloth, Lining: Urushi clean) → Please use for storage and carrying. 「うるしクリーン」は、漆器のお手入れ用でお馴染みの超極細繊維で織られた布です。 この作品のために探し、選んだヴィンテージの着物の布で一つ一つ手作りで作っています。 着物の柄は、日本の伝統の吉祥文様です。 付属品に関しては、針仕事の得意な母に委託しております。 Urushi Clean is a cloth woven with ultra-fine fibers that are familiar for the care of lacquer ware. Each piece is handmade with the cloth selected for this work. The pattern of the kimono is a traditional Japanese auspicious pattern. Accessories are outsourced to my mother, who is good at Needlework.

[Size] for 6 pens ・(when unfolded) Width 24,5cm×Length 15cm ・(when two-fold) Width 12cm×Length 15cm →Pen size that can be stored: Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 You can also use it by rolling it without folding it. [Weight of body] 44g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric silk navy-blue×flower pattern ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin) ※This cloth is suitable for lacquered surfaces. ・String：Japanese Sanada-string Silk ・Kohaze(fasteners)：acrylic resin＋Raden (abalone) urushi coating