AGJ Original Maki-e Fountain pen #70 "Heian Dynasty Maki-e" Sailor KOP Togidashi Taka Maki-e Kaga Japan Wa
AGJ Original Maki-e Fountain pen #70 "Heian Dynasty Maki-e" Sailor KOP Togidashi Taka Maki-e Kaga Japan Wa
Our Selling Price: US$3,300.00(tax excluded)
Item Description
This AGJ original Maki-e Fountain pen is made by famous Kaga Maki-e Artisan "Shuh-koh".
This design is an AGJ's original. You can not find anywhere else.
Kaga Maki-e is the best known Maki-e technique in Japan.
This is original Maki-e fountain pen based on Sailor fountain pen, King of Pen.
* Heian Dynasty is the period division of Japanese history that lasted from 794 to 1185.
[Process]
This design is an AGJ's original. You can not find anywhere else.
Kaga Maki-e is the best known Maki-e technique in Japan.
This is original Maki-e fountain pen based on Sailor fountain pen, King of Pen.
* Heian Dynasty is the period division of Japanese history that lasted from 794 to 1185.
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The first step: Work on the ground
- The barrel and cap are completely burnished and the Color Urushi lacquer is painted on them.
- Gold powder are completely sprinkled on the cap and barrel. After they dried, fix gold powder with Urushi lacquer.
- After drying them, finish the whole of a pen by burnishing Gold Powder on the background.
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The second step: Painting Maki-e
- Make a total design on the pen.
- Paint Cherry Blossoms by Urushi on the cap and sprinkle Gold Powder. After drying it, paint Urushi and fix Gold Powder.
- A noble lady and her clothes are raised. Sprinkle Gold Powder and dry it. Paint Color Urushi and dry it. Burnish and finish it.
- 'Kicho' screen is finished like the above #3.
- Polish the whole part by using charcoal powder.
- Moreover, polish using Roiro-ueushi and finish it to make it shiny by hand.
[What is Maki-e technique?]
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Hira Maki-e
- Urushi lacquer
- Sprinkle Gold powder, Seikin: Alloy of Gold, Silver powder, Hirame and so on
- Coated by Uwazuri and Black urushi
- Polish by polishing and grindstone powders
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Togidashi Maki-e (Mainly used for finishing evenly the background)
- Urushi lacquer
- Sprinkle Gold powder, Seikin: Alloy of Gold, Silver powder, Hirame and so on
- Coated thickly by Nashiji and Black urushi
- Burnished the urushi lacquer by charcoal
- Polish by polishing and grindstone powders
- When coarse gold/silver/Hirame/Seikin powders are sprinkled, put a luster by burnished.
- After togidashi maki-e, Togidashi Hira maki-e is decorated Hira maki-e on togidashi maki-e.
- After togidashi maki-e, Togidashi Taka maki-e is decorated Taka maki-e on togidashi maki-e.
- Burnishing is needed when coarse powders are sprinkled.
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Taka Maki-e
- The design is created using urushi lacquer
- Sprinkle charcoal/Silver powders to raise the layer
- Dry
- Spread urushi twice to make the layer thicker
- Sprinkle gold/silver/Hirame/Seikin powders
- Coat by Urushi
- Burnish
- Polish
- Charcoal powder: Show a soft feeling
- Silver powder: Feel solid
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Tsukegaki Maki-e
- Spread Urushi lacquer thickly
- Sprinkle gold powder
- Gold powders sink due to thick urushi
- Do Togidashi
- Gold powders shine
- Polish
[Description]
Name: | Heian Dynasty Maki-e #70 |
Maki-e Artist: | Shuh-koh |
Technique: | Togidashi Taka Maki-e |
Origin: | Kaga, Japan |
Nib: | Bicolor 21K Gold |
Nib size: | Medium, Broad |
Size: | 18mm(Dia.) x 158mm |
weight: | 44g |
Shipping: | FREE SHIPPING! |
Others: | AGJ Original Design Maki-e |