Platinum Fountain pen, Izumo Iro Urushi Aitetsu Iro Special Edition series

*Important: The cap can't be posted at the back of the barrel while writing*

Aitetsu Iro
During the Edo Period, subdued colors became popular as they were considered 'iki', which is Japanese aesthetic concept that can be defined roughly as chic or stylish. The unobtrusive greenish blue color is produced by applying a dark red iron color over dark blue indigo. Brown and gray colors were popular in the Edo Period, but indigo was also widely appreciated as a typical Edo color. Hence, Aitetsu Iro color that combines both indigo and iron color was particularly preferred for its unique unobtrusive beauty.
This fountain pen nib has an exquisite, delicate feel and a responsive touch, ensuring beautiful handwriting regardless of the pressure applied while writing. After nearly a century of experience producing high-end writing instruments, we created the nib designed with a slightly harder and moderate resistance, this nib is suited to heavy-handed writers, as well as those with a delicate touch.

Barrel, cap: Urushi lacquer on ebonite
Clip: Rhodium plated on beryllium copper
Grip: AS resin
Nib: Rhodium plated 18k gold
The box contains a newly designed pen pouch, one ink cartridge, one ink bottle 30ml and a converter 700A

Go see in the 'Specifications' section below the PDF file to have a closer look at the nib, the newly designed pen pouch and the box.