Gifu Air Brush wood stationery Japanese Ballpoint pen Sun Burst Maple Japan

(Size) : 12.5 x 1.4 cm / 4.92 x 0.55 inch 

(Weight) :  Approx. 35g

(Material) : Maple

(Condition) : Brand new

(Metal fittings) : Made by DAYACOM in Germany

(Origin) : Made in Japan / Gifu Wooden craft

With paper box

-Refill- 
 Parker type, Refill for oil-based ballpoint pen 0.7mm
※Please purchase by specifying "Parker type".
※The spring is not attached to the refill. Please be careful not to lose it.
※To replace the ink, pull the nib fitting to the left and right to remove it.
※Turn the black knob of refill slightly to the right to remove it.

( Note ) : 

Maple wood / Kaede
(Tale)
It is said that what was called "Kaerude(frog's hand)" turned into "Kaede(Maple)" because the shape of the leaves resembled that of a frog's hand.

(Features)
It is famous as a beautiful tree with autumn leaves.
Since it is very hard and clogged, it has a silky luster, is not easily scratched, and has excellent durability. It changes to a deep and beautiful amber over time.
In rare cases, wavy wood grain (shrinking wood grain) and bird's eye wood grain appear and are prized.

An original handmade pen that makes use of Gifu wood and Mino-washi(Japanese paper). Try to touch the warmth and fragrance of natural wood, and the elegant and beautiful Yuzen paper. It is a handmade pen that make use of the techniques and materials that are traditional Japanese crafts.

-Guitar painting Pen-
Reproduced the sunburst painting of high-class guitars as much as possible.
A ballpoint pen that looks like a musical instrument with urethane coating sprayed on natural wood with an airbrush.
Each one is carefully painted. Beautiful gradation body painting that looks like see through the wood grain.

-About the background that started sunburst painting-
Sunburst painting on a guitar is the so-called blur effect. It has the effect of giving continuity of body color.
This painting has become synonymous with high-class guitars because it is derive from instruments such as the violin, which are indispensable for classical music.
Even today, musical instrument manufacturers such as Gibson and Fender prefer to use the luxurious sunburst painting.