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Pelikan Fountain Pen Maki-E Sea World Limited Edition - M1000


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Pelikan also transmits the exclusivity of writing instruments, by producing pieces like the Pelikan Fountain Pen Maki-e Sea World Limited Edition - M1000.

 

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This Pelikan Fountain Pen is a Limited Edition with a 18k .750 solid gold nib, with a rhodium trim. The finish of this piece characterizes itself with the togidashi-Maki-e and Taka-Maki-e Technique. One special feauture that provides an excellent quality of materials.

 

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It is produced in Germany and finally decorated in Japan. This unique writing instrument was released in 2009 and only 88 units have been made.

 

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Take a closer look to the Pelikan Fountain Pen Maki-e Collection.

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