Ballpoint Pen - ULT+

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TOKYO WORKSHOP Hand-turned by Yoshikazu Takai
BRASS AND IRON Base metals that develop a patina
UNIQUE PIECES Variations, the hallmark of handmade craftsmanship
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The ULT+ ballpoint pen is a signature TETZBO piece designed by Japanese sculptor Yoshikazu Takai, entirely handcrafted in Japan. Each item is unique, with slight variations inherent to artisanal production.


Features
Weight
34 g
Material
Brass
Color
Gilded
Origin
Japan
Manufacturing
Handcrafted
Usage & Entretien
Each pen is handmade, which may result in slight variations in specifications or feel. The design is non-retractable and capless. We recommend the Tetzbo pen rest for use on a desk. A surface patina may develop more quickly in warmer climate regions.
From the workshop to the hand

Filmed in Tokyo, piece by piece

It's intentional.

The hand to the tower
The hand to the tower
The TETZBO workshop, Tokyo
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Tokyo
The TETZBO workshop
Takai
Founder and master blacksmith
Your turn
Handcrafted
Unique
No identical parts

TETZBO EXPERTISE

What makes these pens unique

01

The metal lathe

Each pen body is hand-turned on a workshop lathe. No industrial series, a gesture repeated piece by piece.

02

Le Chibien, metal pencil

The signature creation mimics a small freshly sharpened pencil, made of solid brass. Chibien means mini pencil.

03

Brass and iron

Unrefined base metals that darken and polish over time with handling.

04

No identical parts

Shapes, grooves, and finishes vary slightly from one piece to another. Your pen is truly one of a kind.

05

Repairable, rechargeable

The refills are standard references, and an Allen key comes with models that can be disassembled.

06

A master, a signature

Yoshikazu Takai makes it himself. Buying a TETZBO means receiving the work of a single pair of hands.