Platinum Green Urushi "Izumo" Tame-nuri Fountain Pen
The Izumo, introduced in 2010, was a bold step away from the usual (and a bit dull) cigar shape body so common among Japanese pen makers. Platinum tried something different, creating a unique undulating silhouette, broader on the cap end, with a wave and then tapered end. A well considered design which paid off: masculine but not inelegant this pen feels large but it is mostly illusion. Here in the urushi green colour calledĀ Sora-tame - this specific technique layers a translucent urushi over a teal green base, allowing the undercoatings to shine through the lacquer, and revealingĀ themselvesĀ more over time and with use. A little glamour in what is otherwise the pinnacle of restrained luxury, the sobriety and elegance of simple urushi.
The Izumo, introduced in 2010, was a bold step away from the usual (and a bit dull) cigar shape body so common among Japanese pen makers. Platinum tried something different, creating a unique undulating silhouette, broader on the cap end, with a wave and then tapered end. A well considered design which paid off: masculine but not inelegant this pen feels large but it is mostly illusion. Here in the urushi green colour calledĀ Sora-tame - this specific technique layers a translucent urushi over a teal green base, allowing the undercoatings to shine through the lacquer, and revealingĀ themselvesĀ more over time and with use. A little glamour in what is otherwise the pinnacle of restrained luxury, the sobriety and elegance of simple urushi.
Original: $817.59
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$245.28Description
The Izumo, introduced in 2010, was a bold step away from the usual (and a bit dull) cigar shape body so common among Japanese pen makers. Platinum tried something different, creating a unique undulating silhouette, broader on the cap end, with a wave and then tapered end. A well considered design which paid off: masculine but not inelegant this pen feels large but it is mostly illusion. Here in the urushi green colour calledĀ Sora-tame - this specific technique layers a translucent urushi over a teal green base, allowing the undercoatings to shine through the lacquer, and revealingĀ themselvesĀ more over time and with use. A little glamour in what is otherwise the pinnacle of restrained luxury, the sobriety and elegance of simple urushi.
