White Sakura Wood Dip Pen
3 x €12,23 with Klarna.
KAKIMORI pen holder carved from the sapwood of Japanese cherry, recognizable by its pale, whitish hue. Dimensions 178 × 11 mm, universal specifications compatible with any standard nib sold separately.
White Sakura Wood Pen Holder
The writing tools we choose also touch our emotions. We aimed to create a tool that inspires a lifetime of use, bringing joy to our hands and soul. Designed with universal specifications to fit all standard nibs, the pen holder will accompany you throughout a lifetime of writing.
A pen holder made from Japanese cherry sapwood, characterized by a pale, whitish coloration. Designed with universal specifications to fit a standard nib of your choice. *Pen holder only, nib sold separately.
USAGE AND CARE
Pen holder only, nib sold separately.
To avoid warping and discoloration, avoid soaking in water, sudden temperature changes or extreme heat, as well as prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
Due to the nature of the material and treatment, grain and color vary from piece to piece.
If marked with ink, wipe it with a soft cloth.
When removing the nib from the pen holder, gently pull while twisting to avoid dislodging the nib support.
After rinsing, shake well downward to remove any water or ink from the nib support before inserting a nib.
- Weight 10g
- Material Japanese cherry (shaft), plastic (ferrule)
- Design by Makoto Koizumi
- Manufacturer Nakamura Woodworks (pen holder), Tachikawa Pin (ferrule)
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Features
- Dimensions
- H178 × Ø11mm
- Weight
- 21 g
- Material
- Wood
- Color
- Brown
- Origin
- Tokyo, Japan
- Brand since
- 2010
Usage & Entretien
Born in Kuramae, the craftsmen's district
Since 2010, Kakimori has inspired writing from Kuramae, a workshop district in Tokyo. Inks with vibrant colors, metal nibs, carefully selected papers: each item is designed to make the act of writing simple and precious, every day.
KAKIMORI EXPERTISE
What makes these objects unique
Inks with bold colors
Kakimori inks are pigmented: dense colors that sit on the paper and stay there, without bleeding through the page.
Metal feathers, regular stroke
Stainless steel or brass nibs provide a smooth and consistent line, and can be cleaned with a simple gesture.
Carefully selected paper
Notebooks, envelopes, and letter papers are selected for their feel and ink durability.
Hand-finished
Caps, pen holders, and pen rests go through the workshop for a smooth and precise finish.
A craftsman’s district
Kuramae, between workshops and shops, is the birthplace of the brand. It is where everything is designed and tested.
Since 2010
A young brand that has made a name for itself among writing enthusiasts, in Tokyo as well as in Paris.