Brass pencil case

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RAW BRASS Without nail polish, designed in Tokyo
A UNIQUE PATINA Metal darkens over the years
WITHOUT MECHANISM Nothing to recharge, nothing to replace
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Brass case signed TRAVELER'S COMPANY, designed to store pens and small office accessories. Its secure clasp allows you to slip it into a bag without fear of accidental opening, also ideal for jewelry, makeup, or small items.


TRAVELER'S COMPANY · In video
Features
Material
Brass
Color
Gilded
Origin
Tokyo, Japan
Brand since
2006
From the workshop to the office

Bare brass, from the desk to the notebook

TRAVELER'S COMPANY designs office objects in Tokyo that are reduced to the essentials, without mechanisms or refills. A pencil case that closes and can be carried without opening in the bag, a ruler with a small lip at the bottom for easy grip, and two perforated plates that serve both as bookmarks and lettering templates. The brass remains bare, so it scratches, oxidizes, and darkens with contact from hands. The brand simply states that the texture of the brass adds a bit of warmth to everyday life.

Brass on the desk
Brass on the desk
TRAVELER'S COMPANY
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Tokyo
Designed by TRAVELER'S COMPANY
Brass
Left bare, without varnish
8 mm
Stencil number height
Skates
Unique over the years

THE CRAFTSMANSHIP OF TRAVELER'S COMPANY

What sets these brass objects apart

01

Unfinished brass

No varnish covers these pieces. The metal remains exposed, it catches the light and retains the marks of the hands that handle it.

02

A different finish on each piece

Brass slowly oxidizes and darkens over time. Two pieces bought on the same day eventually end up looking different.

03

A pencil case that closes

It contains pens and small office accessories, and once closed, it can be carried safely in a bag without the risk of opening. Some also use it to store makeup, jewelry, small first aid items, or candy.

04

The ruler and its edge

A small edge runs along the bottom of the ruler. It's enough to catch it with a finger and set it down flat on the desk without having to look for it.

05

Stencils for writing straight

The perforated plates serve as a lettering template, with numbers from 0 to 9 and special characters, 8 mm high. A notch allows them to be left in the notebook as a bookmark.

06

Designed in Tokyo

These accessories extend the TRAVELER'S notebook, in the same spirit of simplicity. No springs, no refills, just a brass plate or box.