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WORLD AMBER CO.,LTD.
| Address | World-Bldg6-8-1 Minatojimanakamachi Kobeshichuoku Hyogo, JAPAN ZIP:650-8585 |
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| Representative Name | TOKUHITO IWAKIRI |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 95 |
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Fountain Pen Medium Fountain pen Fine Made in Japan
SD item code:10261767
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Pen nib: extra fine
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ペン先：極細
(204496_A187)
JAN:4580077204496
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(204496_A187)
JAN:4580077204496
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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| S2 |
Pen nib: fine type
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ペン先：細字
(204502_A187)
JAN:4580077204502
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(204502_A187)
JAN:4580077204502
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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| S3 |
Pen nib: medium
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ペン先：中字
(204519_A187)
JAN:4580077204519
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(204519_A187)
JAN:4580077204519
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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Total length 155mm/φ17.00 Weight 55g Gift box (external dimensions)225mm×170mm×46mm Nib: Extra fine (EF) Accessories : Special gift box * Converter * 2 cartridges * Warranty * Instructions for use
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Body: Natural dye-colored aluminum
Nib: Stainless steel, coloring treatment BOX: Paulownia box Package: boxed in paulownia wood
Year of manufacture: 2021
Product tag: None
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Description
| *Please place a minimum order of 3 pens from fountain pens. The colors on the surface of the body, "indigo" and "violet ore," are applied to aluminum using a special technique. The coloring of metal with natural dyes is a technique that cannot be seen in Japan, and is the result of the research and development capabilities of a manufacturing company that has been cultivated over many years. The coloring is done under the strict control of craftsmen, who apply the natural dyes to the metal. The subtle differences in color that occur depending on the timing of the coloring are a result of the use of natural dyes. It can be said that this is one of the "aji" of natural dyes. On the surface of the body, craftsmen carefully and painstakingly apply the traditional hammering technique one by one. The hand-drawn patterns on the surface give it a warm and tasteful texture, and when illuminated by light, it looks as if stars are scattered all over the surface. This hammering process is called "rough hammering," and is a method of creating a fine texture on the surface of the body by daring to hit the surface of the hammer with a rough hammer. Only a craftsman can achieve this technique, and the beautifully hand-hammered surface is unique. Indigo is a natural dye used in indigo dyeing, and it is said that the cultivation and dyeing methods were introduced from China around the 7th century. The "blue" in indigo dyeing is called "Japan*blue." It originated when Atkinson, an English scientist who came to Japan in the early Meiji period (1868-1912), described the town as "Japan*blue" when it was colored indigo. It can be imagined that indigo has been a symbolic color of Japan since that time, and this traditional dye continues to appeal to the world today. Shikoku" was introduced from overseas as a medicine and dye in the Nara period (710-794), and many shikoku dyes are still used in textile dyeing at Horyuji Temple and Shosoin Temple, and are still preserved at Shosoin Temple under the name "Shikyo" (purple stalk). |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From May.30th to Aug.2nd |
| Air Mail | From May.14th to May.16th |
| EMS | From May.13th to May.16th |
| Pantos Express | From May.15th to May.20th |
| DHL | From May.13th to May.15th |
| UPS | From May.13th to May.15th |
| FedEx | From May.13th to May.15th |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
*Please place a minimum order of 3 pens from fountain pens.
*Please note that we cannot accept cancellations after the product has been shipped. *Because of the many manual processes involved and the limited number of pens that can be produced at one time, we may not have the product in stock at the time of order. If we do not have the product in stock, it usually takes about 2 to 3 months to produce the product, so it will take some time for us to deliver. Please understand this beforehand. Since many processes are done by hand and the number of pieces that can be produced at one time is limited, there may be cases where the product is not in stock at the time of order. If we do not have the product in stock, it usually takes about 2 to 3 months for production, so it will take some time for delivery. Please understand this in advance. |
The colors on the surface of the body, "indigo" and "violet ore," are applied to aluminum using a special technique. The coloring of metal with natural dyes is a technique that cannot be seen in Japan, and is the result of the research and development capabilities of a manufacturing company that has been cultivated over many years. The coloring is done under the strict control of craftsmen, who apply the natural dyes to the metal. The subtle differences in color that occur depending on the timing of the coloring are a result of the use of natural dyes. It can be said that this is one of the "aji" of natural dyes. On the surface of the body, craftsmen carefully and painstakingly apply the traditional hammering technique one by one. The hand-drawn patterns on the surface give it a warm and tasteful texture, and when illuminated by light, it looks as if stars are scattered all over the surface. This hammering process is called "rough hammering," and is a method of creating a fine texture on the surface of the body by daring to hit the surface of the hammer with a rough hammer. Only a craftsman can achieve this technique, and the beautifully hand-hammered surface is unique. Indigo is a natural dye used in indigo dyeing, and it is said that the cultivation and dyeing methods were introduced from China around the 7th century. The "blue" in indigo dyeing is called "Japan*blue." It originated when Atkinson, an English scientist who came to Japan in the early Meiji period (1868-1912), described the town as "Japan*blue" when it was colored indigo. It can be imagined that indigo has been a symbolic color of Japan since that time, and this traditional dye continues to appeal to the world today. Shikoku" was introduced from overseas as a medicine and dye in the Nara period (710-794), and many shikoku dyes are still used in textile dyeing at Horyuji Temple and Shosoin Temple, and are still preserved at Shosoin Temple under the name "Shikyo" (purple stalk).
ボディー表面の色、“藍”と“紫鉱”は特殊な技術でアルミニウムに彩られている。天然染料による金属への彩色は国内でみることができない技術で、永年培ってきたものづくり企業の研究開発力によるもの。彩色は職人による徹底した管理のもと施され、金属に天然染料をまとわせる。彩色のタイミングによって生じる微妙な色の違いは、まさに天然染料であるがゆえのこと。それも天然染料の“アジ”の一つともいえる。ボディー表面には、伝統工法である鎚目加工を、職人がひとつひとつ丁寧に時間をかけて施している。手作業で描かれた表面の模様はぬくもりを感じさせる味のある質感を生みだすとともに、光を当てればまるで星が散りばめられた様に美しく輝いて見える。この鎚目加工は“荒し鎚”といい、ハンマーの表面をあえて荒らしてたたくことで、ボディー表面に細かいテクスチャーをつける加工方法。平面ではない万年筆の表面をひとつひとつ均一にたたく加工は、職人でしか決して成し得ない技術で、その手打ちされた美しい鎚目は唯一無二のものといえる。“藍”は、藍染に利用される天然染料。7世紀ごろに中国から栽培方法や染色方法が伝えられたとされている。藍染の「青」は「ジャパン・ブルー」と呼ばれ、明治初期に来日した英国人科学者のアトキンソンが、町が藍色に彩られている様子を「ジャパン・ブルー」と表現したのが由来。当時から藍色は日本を象徴する色であったことが想像でき、今も世界に魅力を与え続けている伝統染料。 “紫鉱（しこう）”は、奈良時代に海外から薬や染料として伝わってきたもので、法隆寺や正倉院等の織物の染色に紫鉱染が多数残っており、正倉院に紫梗（しこう）という名で今も保存されるほど歴史ある伝統染料。