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Samurai - Edison, Hakumin Urushi Kobo, Furlano


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Awesome work Dan, my sincere congratulations !

An stunning example of a fruitful cooperation between 3 excellent crafts/arts men !

Francis

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Glad to se the result. It looks amazing. I hope the experience won't turn you away from trying similar ideas in the future.

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I was very happy to have the pen today briefly as I put the final touches on the nib, filling system, etc. I was sad to ship it back out! :(

 

It's truly phenomenal. Photos don't do justice to this pen. Edison had the smallest part of making this pen phenomenal, however.

 

Great work Mr. Furlano and Hakumin Urushi!

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It was awesome watching the process all the way through. What a piece of art it is Dan. Absolutely beautiful. ...

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True art! I feel priviledged to have watched it take shape. Looking forward with excitement to the next.

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