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Tsumugi Portable KASURI（Kuro-tame）

The Portable model is a Tsumugi series inspired by the fineness of silk dyeing and weaving.
This is the perfect length for everyday use and has a balance of portability and comfortableness of writing.
*Only the cigar model without a clip is available.

In this model, the color is named by the kimono pattern. Kuro-tamenuri is called as ”Kasuri”.
The combination of shuai urushi lacquer that is mixed with a black color and shu(vermilion) base color created a finish that exudes an atmosphere of elegance.
“Tamenuri” has the characteristics of translucent amber color like being sucked in, so you can clearly see how the lacquer has accumulated.
Very high level painting and polishing techniques made it possible to make the lines stand out in streaks and the finish resembles a woven pattern.

Tsumugi Portable HANABISHI（Aka-tame)

The Portable model is a Tsumugi series inspired by the fineness of silk dyeing and weaving.
This is the perfect length for everyday use and has a balance of portability and comfortableness of writing.
*Only the cigar model without a clip is available.

In this model, the color is named by the kimono pattern.
Aka-tamenuri is called as ”Hanabishi”.
The combination of shuai urushi lacquer and shu(vermilion) base color created a finish that is very deep and beautiful red.
“Tamenuri” has the characteristics of translucent amber color like being sucked in, so you can clearly see how the lacquer has accumulated.
Very high level painting and polishing techniques made it possible to make the lines stand out in streaks and the finish resembles a woven pattern.

Tsumugi Portable AMIME（Heki-tame)

The Portable model is a Tsumugi series inspired by the fineness of silk dyeing and weaving.
This is the perfect length for everyday use and has a balance of portability and comfortableness of writing.
*Only the cigar model without a clip is available.

In this model, the color is named by the kimono pattern. Heki-tamenuri is called as ”Amime”.
The base color is the “Heki-iro” which was made after many trials and errors. Heki-iro is a middle color between blue and green.
And “Tamenuri” has the characteristics of translucent amber color like being sucked in, so you can clearly see how the lacquer has accumulated.
The combination of shuai urushi lacquer and heki-iro base color create mysterious and beautiful greenish amber finish.
Very high level painting and polishing techniques made it possible to make the lines stand out in streaks and the finish resembles a woven pattern.

Tsumugi Portable ASANOHA（Toki-tame)

The Portable model is a Tsumugi series inspired by the fineness of silk dyeing and weaving.
This is the perfect length for everyday use and has a balance of portability and comfortableness of writing.
*Only the cigar model without a clip is available.

In this model, the color is named by the kimono pattern. Kuro-tamenuri is called as ”Asanoha”.
The combination of the pinkish base color inspired by the Japanese traditional color “toki-iro” and the upper lacquer, shuai urushi create very soft an bright finish.
“Tamenuri” has the characteristics of translucent amber color like being sucked in, so you can clearly see how the lacquer has accumulated.
Very high level painting and polishing techniques made it possible to make the lines stand out in streaks and the finish resembles a woven pattern.

Tsumugi Piccolo KASURI（Kuro-tamenuri）

The Piccolo model is a Tsumugi series inspired by the fineness of silk dyeing and weaving.
This compact fountain pen is highly portable and suitable for notepads and organizers.
*Only the cigar model without a clip is available.

In this model, the color is named by the kimono pattern. Kuro-tamenuri is called as ”Kasuri”.
The combination of shuai urushi lacquer that is mixed with a black color and shu(vermilion) base color created a finish that exudes an atmosphere of elegance.
“Tamenuri” has the characteristics of translucent amber color like being sucked in, so you can clearly see how the lacquer has accumulated.
Very high level painting and polishing techniques made it possible to make the lines stand out in streaks and the finish resembles a woven pattern.

Tsumugi Piccolo HNABISHI（Aka-tame）

The Piccolo model is a Tsumugi series inspired by the fineness of silk dyeing and weaving.
This compact fountain pen is highly portable and suitable for notepads and organizers.
*Only the cigar model without a clip is available.

In this model, the color is named by the kimono pattern. Aka-tamenuri is called as ”Hanabishi”.
The combination of shuai urushi lacquer and shu(vermilion) base color created a finish that is very deep and beautiful red.
“Tamenuri” has the characteristics of translucent amber color like being sucked in, so you can clearly see how the lacquer has accumulated.
Very high level painting and polishing techniques made it possible to make the lines stand out in streaks and the finish resembles a woven pattern.

Tsumugi Piccolo AMIME（Heki-tame）

The Piccolo model is a Tsumugi series inspired by the fineness of silk dyeing and weaving.
This compact fountain pen is highly portable and suitable for notepads and organizers.
*Only the cigar model without a clip is available.

In this model, the color is named by the kimono pattern. Heki-tamenuri is called as ”Amime”.
The base color is the “Heki-iro” which was made after many trials and errors.
Heki-iro is a middle color between blue and green.
And “Tamenuri” has the characteristics of translucent amber color like being sucked in, so you can clearly see how the lacquer has accumulated.
The combination of shuai urushi lacquer and heki-iro base color create mysterious and beautiful greenish amber finish.
Very high level painting and polishing techniques made it possible to make the lines stand out in streaks and the finish resembles a woven pattern.

Tsumugi Piccolo ASANOHA (Toki-tame)

The Piccolo model is a Tsumugi series inspired by the fineness of silk dyeing and weaving.
This compact fountain pen is highly portable and suitable for notepads and organizers.
*Only the cigar model without a clip is available.

In this model, the color is named by the kimono pattern. Kuro-tamenuri is called as ”Asanoha”.
The combination of the pinkish base color inspired by the Japanese traditional color “toki-iro” and the upper lacquer, shuai urushi create very soft an bright finish.
“Tamenuri” has the characteristics of translucent amber color like being sucked in, so you can clearly see how the lacquer has accumulated.
Very high level painting and polishing techniques made it possible to make the lines stand out in streaks and the finish resembles a woven pattern.

Writer Decapod ST Kuro-tame

This model is designed as highlighting the beautiful lines of the polyhedron.
This ST version features very straight lines and a slender design.
Since it is a 4 thread screw, there are 4 entrances for the screw.
So the lines only meet in one certain point.
※It is NO PROBLEM with the function, even if the lines do not meet.
The combination of shuai urushi lacquer that is mixed with a black color and shu(vermilion) base color created a finish that exudes an atmosphere of elegance.
“Tamenuri” has the characteristics of translucent amber color like being sucked in, so you can clearly see how the lacquer has accumulated.
Very high level painting and polishing techniques made it possible to make the corners stand out in streaks. The lines that gather straight toward the end create a sharp and sophisticated atmosphere.

Writer Decapod ST Aka-tame

This model is designed as highlighting the beautiful lines of the polyhedron.
This ST version features very straight lines and a slender design.
Since it is a 4 thread screw, there are 4 entrances for the screw.
So the lines only meet in one certain point.
※It is NO PROBLEM with the function, even if the lines do not meet.
The combination of shuai urushi lacquer and shu(vermilion) base color created a finish that is very deep and beautiful red.
“Tamenuri” has the characteristics of translucent amber color like being sucked in, so you can clearly see how the lacquer has accumulated.
Very high level painting and polishing techniques made it possible to make the corners stand out in streaks. The lines that gather straight toward the end create a sharp and sophisticated atmosphere.