Waiting for 13 months(Urushi is 16 months)
Fountain pen It is scheduled to be completed at the end of April 2024 by now order.
URUSHI option requires +3 months
Light Sepia Ink We have abundant stock
Dark Sepia Ink We have abundant stock
Fountain pen It is scheduled to be completed at the end of April 2024 by now order.
URUSHI option requires +3 months
Light Sepia Ink We have abundant stock
Dark Sepia Ink We have abundant stock
A craft exhibition by Masaichi Yabe, an artist of 14-karat gold forged metal fittings that have been used for HAKASE fountain pens for many years, is now being held.
I would like you to feel a world different from the metal fittings used for fountain pens.
If you come to Tottori this spring, please stop by.
Location: Gallery 330 270-8 Maruyamacho, Tottori City ▷ Website
Time: March 10 (Fri) – April 2 (Sun), 2023 11:00-18:00 *Closed every Monday and Tuesday
Mr. Yabe’s abstract art work, rainbow at the entrance of HAKASE
author’s concept
The world is in constant conflict, the natural environment is being destroyed, and Pandora’s box has opened in people’s hearts. I wonder. However, it still rains on the earth (hometown), and the trees (nature) are covered with green, and the rainbow (hope) stands on the branches.
Let us love our hometown and believe in the rainbow (hope) of tomorrow (future). If you do that, something will surely start, and you will be able to regain your kind heart and beautiful hometown.
Mr. Yabe making a 14K solid gold hammered clip for a fountain pen
Fountain pen 14K solid gold hammered clip and ring made by Mr. Yabe
Masaichi Yabe Former Tottori University professor and metalworker
矢部雅一 やべ まさいち 元鳥取大教授で金工家
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“Kintsugi” is a pottery restoration technique that uses urushi to adhere and decorate with gold powder.
“Kintsugi”, which is a technique that is precisely because there is a feeling that “it is a waste to throw it away, I want to do something about it”, has been restored to be even more beautiful than the original, and is the “missing beauty” of Japanese “wabi-sabi”. It is a culture that admires
We regard “Kintsugi” as an art, and we propose that you can consider even a precious wood that is not damaged as an option along with urushi coating.