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Ok, this is a unique pen from its Maki-e art. Enjoy!

 

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stunning one :wub:

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Hi,

 

OooLaLa !!

 

With such a beautiful pen I'd either write endlessly, or be so distracted I'd get nothing done :happyberet:

 

And the wooden pen stand is exceptional!

 

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Lovely! I love the stand and the colors are wonderful.

"Today will be gone in less than 24 hours. When it is gone, it is gone. Be wise, but enjoy! - anonymous today

 

 

 

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Thanks all for your kind comments.

 

Indeed, looking at the pen rather than writing is a common occurrence. Luckily, this one never leaves the house and it gives me welcome thinking pauses in my snail mail writing!

 

The stand is but a branch found on a tree while walking the little one. I do love it though. It contrasts nicely with most pens :)

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Absolutely gorgeous! I can imagine as you start writing and the feeling of "I will not stop till its run out of ink" overcome you.

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Absolutely gorgeous! I can imagine as you start writing and the feeling of "I will not stop till its run out of ink" overcome you.

True - you are also at risk of admiring the pen rather than writing :D

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True - you are also at risk of admiring the pen rather than writing :D

 

I can relate to that feeling to, same with my most beautiful pen I own. Or basically it can happen with many pen I have... Like in the 75% of my collection the look of the pen is an important factor as well.

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I can relate to that feeling to, same with my most beautiful pen I own. Or basically it can happen with many pen I have... Like in the 75% of my collection the look of the pen is an important factor as well.

Which pen is that. I am curious now :)

 

I must confes, look is also a factor for me. Even my understated Aurora 88 (modern) has beauty in my eye!

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Which pen is that. I am curious now :)

 

I must confes, look is also a factor for me. Even my understated Aurora 88 (modern) has beauty in my eye!

 

My most beautiful pen is Montblanc Princesse Grace de Monaco, the previous purple edition. I can stare that pen for a long time.

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It is a beauty indeed! Makes it a poor choice for a long letter, or not. Depends how much time you have on your hands ;)

 

The real danger is that there are more pen like this where this one comes from :s

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It is a beauty indeed! Makes it a poor choice for a long letter, or not. Depends how much time you have on your hands ;)

 

The real danger is that there are more pen like this where this one comes from :s

 

It can be, luckily I'm somehow vaccinated about most of those pen.... My focus is shifting towards Japanese pens. Even more dangerous territory...

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This is a stunning pen! There is so much depth to it.

Thanks for passing and commenting. As i wrote earlier, I'm quite in love with it, and it's a lovely writer too. The sailor 21k is really velvety, and in MF, it's nearly the perfect size.

 

I use Sailor's Jentle ink Oku Yama which fits both the theme and the color :)

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It can be, luckily I'm somehow vaccinated about most of those pen.... My focus is shifting towards Japanese pens. Even more dangerous territory...

 

I will hide the place where i got this one from then :D it's for your own good.

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I will hide the place where i got this one from then :D it's for your own good.

 

I really appreciate your efforts to keep my finances safe. :D

Indeed 21k sailor nib is just like its came from an another planet... Have a 1911L with MF nib, and gosh, I can't put down that pen either... I would just wrote pages of love letter to whom I love and care. :wub: Even the design is simple compare to this Maki-e goddess, still such a perfect pen.

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I really appreciate your efforts to keep my finances safe. :D

Indeed 21k sailor nib is just like its came from an another planet... Have a 1911L with MF nib, and gosh, I can't put down that pen either... I would just wrote pages of love letter to whom I love and care. :wub: Even the design is simple compare to this Maki-e goddess, still such a perfect pen.

Lucky loved ones :) Next to the pleasure of writing letters is the pleasure of reading them.

 

Next to this 21k MF nib, Sailor produces some great ink too, my pen is most often inked in Oku Yama from the season collection (there is a great test on those in the ink section). I also love Miruai which i use in a CS Churchill bracket green. Both are such great combinations!

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