[Size] Width 3.5cm×Length16.5cm (Folded and wrapped with string) →Pen size that can be stored: Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 9g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric silk "Oshima-tsumugi" ※ This kimono fabric is no longer available, so this product is limited. ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin,Japan) ※This cloth is suitable for lacquered surfaces. ・String：Sanada-string Silk ・Kohaze(fasteners)：acrylic resin＋Raden (abalone) urushi coating

[Size] for 4 pens ・(when unfolded) Width 8,5cm×Length 15cm ・(when folded) Width 18cm×Length 15cm →Pen size that can be stored: Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 34g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric silk ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin) ・String：Sanada-string Silk ・Kohaze(fasteners)：acrylic resin＋Raden (abalone) urushi coating

[Size] for 4 pens ・(when unfolded) Width 8,5cm×Length 15cm ・(when folded) Width 18cm×Length 15cm →Pen size that can be stored: Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 31g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric silk ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin) ・String：Sanada-string Silk ・Kohaze(fasteners)：acrylic resin＋Raden (abalone) urushi coating

[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

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 has a calm color scheme and is decorated with waves and flowers. The splashes are depicted with small dots. [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] 112g [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.

[Size] Width 3.5cm×Length16.5cm (Folded and wrapped with string) →Pen size that can be stored: Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 9g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric silk Oshima-tsumugi red flower ※ This kimono fabric is no longer available, so this product is limited. ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin,Japan) ※This cloth is suitable for lacquered surfaces. ・String：Japanese Sanada-string silk ・Kohaze(fasteners)：acrylic resin＋Raden (abalone) urushi coating

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 silk fabric used this time is a very gorgeous fabric with a black background and gold threads. The appearance of the fabric changes depending on the angle from which you look at it. 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] 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 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 this time features various seasonal flowers such as cherry blossoms, plum blossoms, and wisteria. The peony flowers are embroidered in a gorgeous pattern. [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 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. This time, after the "Fuki-urushi" process, a thin layer of transparent urushi is also applied.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 used in this kimono is a gorgeous embroidered fabric with pale purple and orange and gold threads and floral patterns. The fabric was cut so that the purple and orange transitions were on the inside. All fabrics are one-of-a-kind, 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] 44g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk ・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 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 pattern of the kimono used this time is drawn like a fan dancing with various auspicious motifs such as pine, bamboo, chrysanthemum, plum, and crane. It is a luxurious fabric with different dyeing and gold thread embroidery. [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. This time, after the "Fuki-urushi" process, a thin layer of transparent urushi is also applied.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 used in this kimono is a beautiful fabric with a pale green, dark green and gold thread, including the green of the bush clover leaves. The appearance of the fabric changes depending on the angle from which you view it. All fabrics are one-of-a-kind, 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] 45g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk ・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 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 pattern of the kimono used this time is a traditional Japanese folding fan “Ohugi” with gosyoguruma.The Goshoguruma depicted on the fan ”Ohugi" is an oxcart that was used by the imperial family and aristocrats around imperial palaces during the Heian period. It is a motif often used in kimono patterns, and represents the wish to gain wealth and social status. [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 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 this time is purple with strips of paper "Tanzaku" drawn on it as if they are dancing in the wind. The patterns are embroidered in places and the fabric has a glossy appearance depending on the angle. It is a very gorgeous obi fabric. All materials are one-of-a-kind, with no two pieces being 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] 40g [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 pattern of the kimono used this time is a traditional Japanese folding fan “sensu” with cranes, pine trees, and various flowers. The black and green gradations are also beautiful. [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] 102g [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. This time, after the "Fuki-urushi" process, a thin layer of transparent urushi is also applied.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 this time is deep purple with gold thread and has gorgeous flowers and birds woven into it. The fabric was cut so that the crane inside could fit inside. All fabrics are one-of-a-kind, 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 ・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 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 design of the kimono used this time features pine trees, cranes, various chrysanthemums and plum blossoms, which symbolize good fortune, and many other designs. It is a very luxurious and gorgeous pattern with many detailed designs. [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 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 this time is a beautiful deep purple and orange fabric. The fabric was cut so that the purple and orange colors would appear on the front and back. Gold thread is luxuriously used. The string used this time is a deep purple Sanada string that matches the fabric. All materials are one-of-a-kind, with no two pieces being 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 silk ・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 design of the kimono used this time features pine trees, fans(Ohugi) and various flowers. The flowers in the fan pattern are also embroidered. It is a very luxurious and gorgeous pattern. [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] 102g [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 this time is a gorgeous fabric embroidered with autumn flowers.In addition, a deep purple Sanada cord is used for the string this time to match the purple of the bellflower flowers in the embroidery.All materials are one-of-a-kind, with no two pieces being 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] 57g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk Autumn flowers embroidery (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin / A cloth specially made to be suitable for lacquered objects) ・String：Sanada-string silk ・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 design of the kimono used this time is a chrysanthemum flower, bush clover, and a traditional Japanese treasure pattern. We have luxuriously used parts with very gorgeous and beautiful patterns. [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] 109g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode Chrysanthemum and treasure (takara-zukushi) pattern ・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 design of this kimono features cranes and various flowers. The gold dots, which look like they have been sprinkled with gold powder in Makie, are made with fine gold thread. This is a very colorful and gorgeous kimono. [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] 112g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric pure silk black-tomesode Cranes and flowers ・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.

[Size] Width 3.5cm×Length16.5cm (Folded and wrapped with string) →Pen size that can be stored: Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 9g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric silk "Oshima-tsumugi" ※ This kimono fabric is no longer available, so this product is limited. ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin,Japan) ※This cloth is suitable for lacquered surfaces. ・String：Sanada-string Silk ・Kohaze(fasteners)：acrylic resin＋Raden (abalone) urushi coating

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 this time is a fabric with chrysanthemum flowers and a makie-work shelf. Waterfalls and autumn flowers are also depicted on the makie shelves. We cut the fabric so that the waterfall part was in the center. Very detailed embroidery. All materials are one-of-a-kind, with no two pieces being 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] 48g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono obi-fabric pure silk Chrysanthemums and Makie shelf ・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 Fuki-urushi＋Raden (abalone)

[Size] Width 4cm×Length 19cm (Folded and wrapped with string) →Pen size that can be stored: Namiki #50, Pelikan M1000 and Montblanc 146 / 149 [Weight of body] 13g [Materials used] ・Outer fabric : vintage kimono fabric silk black sibori ※ This kimono fabric is no longer available, so this product is limited. "Shibori" is a general term for a dyeing technique in which parts of the fabric are tied with thread or sewn to prevent the dye from penetrating into those areas, resulting in a pattern. The "shibori" seen in Japanese kimonos produces wavy or granular irregularities called "shibo" on the dyed fabric. ・Lining：Urushi-clean (ultra-fine micro fiber fabric from Teijin,Japan) ※This cloth is suitable for lacquered surfaces. ・String：Japanese Sanada-string Cotton ・Kohaze(fasteners)：Hinoki-wood＋Raden (abalone) urushi coating+pure silver powder