Namiki Nippon Art Ukiyo-e Shobei Odera Fountain Pen

Ukiyo-e or Image of the floating world represents a Japanese artistic movement comprising not only an original popular and narrative painting, but also prints of Japanese woodcuts from the Edo period (1603-1868) which shows varioue range of scenes dedicated to nature and everyday life. 

A sacred arch-thief who stole ancestral money from Lord Yoritomo dedicated to the Gokuraku Temple in Kamakura. He is displayed in blue to express his ability to choose his goal and to wait for the right opportunity.

The fountain pen feature a 14K gold nib.

Measurement

Length with cap closed           143mm

Length with out cap              130mm

Length of cap posted             153mm

Diameter                         12mm