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Absolutely Gorgeous and some of the best photos of a Nakaya I've seen. It takes my breath away, I think its Pen Envy, or the Nakaya disease. :puddle: With its organic shape how is it to hold in the hand? Is it good for lengthy writing?

 

Thanks for sharing, I am so happy for you, I just hope I will be able to own one someday.

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Gorgeous Dorsal Fin V2! Heki-Tamenuri was my first Nakaya. Love the colour.

I'd love to get Kuro-Tamenuri for next Nakaya.

 

Congratulations!

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Absolutely Gorgeous and some of the best photos of a Nakaya I've seen. It takes my breath away, I think its Pen Envy, or the Nakaya disease. :puddle: With its organic shape how is it to hold in the hand? Is it good for lengthy writing?

 

Thanks for sharing, I am so happy for you, I just hope I will be able to own one someday.

 

Thanks for the comments :) The pen is great to hold. I just stare at the change in colour of the line down the pen of the polished Urushi Green 'peeking' through the Brown. The more I use it the more I am loving it. I like a thin nib and have smallish writing and I doubted the 'M' nib even after I got it. But after using it now I am glad I got it. Its writing a line that in my head is like a M-F and so thats perfect for me.

I write with it in my journal so have not really done any lengthy writing, however I would use this all the time now. It looks and feels great. I'm addicted.

I'm already looking at more of them but that is a dream I have to hold back on.

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wow, what a great pen !

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that is such a beaut! i've always wanted one. unfortunately, i can only afford a piccolo or a decapod.

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that is such a beaut! i've always wanted one. unfortunately, i can only afford a piccolo or a decapod.

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