Pelikan M800 Maki-e 'Fireworks'
Limited Edition Fountain Pen
 
Pelikan M800 Maki-e 'Fireworks' Limited Edition
The Pelikan Maki-e Fireworks combines the drama of fireworks - brilliant colors and dramatic shapes - with the elegance of the Kaga Togidashi Maki-e.
The Pelikan Maki-e Fireworks combines the drama of fireworks - brilliant colors and dramatic shapes - with the elegance of the Kaga Togidashi Maki-e.
Fireworks are a major cultural attraction in Japan where approximately 500 shows occur annually. Although upward of 20,000 fireworks are used per display, they fall into just two main categories: Kiku-mono and Botan-mono. The first of these, Kiku-mono, refers to the 'chrysanthemum type' in which sparks leave a descending trail of sparks behind them, disappearing gradually into the inky black sky. Botan-mono - the 'peony type' - do not leave these trails, but explode in a massive and brilliant flash.
Fireworks are a major cultural attraction in Japan where approximately 500 shows occur annually. Although upward of 20,000 fireworks are used per display, they fall into just two main categories: Kiku-mono and Botan-mono. The first of these, Kiku-mono, refers to the 'chrysanthemum type' in which sparks leave a descending trail of sparks behind them, disappearing gradually into the inky black sky. Botan-mono - the 'peony type' - do not leave these trails, but explode in a massive and brilliant flash.
Fireworks are a major cultural attraction in Japan where approximately 500 shows occur annually. Although upward of 20,000 fireworks are used per display, they fall into just two main categories: Kiku-mono and Botan-mono. The first of these, Kiku-mono, refers to the 'chrysanthemum type' in which sparks leave a descending trail of sparks behind them, disappearing gradually into the inky black sky. Botan-mono - the 'peony type' - do not leave these trails, but explode in a massive and brilliant flash.

This Maki-e pen depicts the experience of the Japanese firework display in its rendering of an orange Kiku-mono (peony) on the cap and multiple Botan-mono (chysanthemums) along the length of the barrel. Premier quality mother-of-pearl shellwork (raden) is inlaid, as is gold. The Pelikan logo is on the crown, along with the limited edition number and the artist's signature, which is etched by hand using Maki-e technique.

The 'Fireworks' Maki-e fountain pen is strictly limited to only 88 pieces worldwide. Each individual pen is encased in a beautiful Paulownia wood pen box and reflects the marriage of Pelikan technology with traditional Japanese craftsmanship.

Because 88 is an extremely small number, we expect these to be gone quickly.

We offer this pen with any one of the complete range of Pelikan M800 nibs, including the 1.5mm Italic.

Our Price $3600

 

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