Kuretake Kindai Maki-e Usagi Bungubox The changing of the four

The changing of the four seasons in Japan is so beautiful that Japanese people have a custom of holding seasonal events and eating seasonal foods

leaving areas devastated and in need of complete rebuilds

The artistic Guilloché engraving is done entirely by hand and is still operated exclusively mechanically today

which has been making 52g/m2 pocketbook paper since 1976

Seven pens can be placed on the inside (three in the front and four in the back

Kuretake Kindai Maki-e Usagi Bungubox The changing of the fourTogether with Kuretake, we are determined to bring you the artwork of Kindai Maki e in 18 designs that represents Japanese symbols, culture, and folklore. To complete the fine artwork of artisans from Kuretake, we attach the nibs and clip as part of expressing our passion and stories in these fountain pens. With the utmost sincerity, we present you the traditional Japanese design and technology of the Maki e Monogatari fountain pen for your own use or