Sailor Pro Gear Slim Fountain Pen - Shikiori "Noyama-no-Uta" - Songs of the Mountains - Haru-tsuge-dori - Warbling is in the Air

Sailor was established in 1911 by Kyugoro Sakata, becoming Japan’s first fountain pen company. Since then Sailor has achieved many firsts within Japan and the world such as developing the first Japanese ballpoint pen in 1948 and coining the word “cartridge.” They have also received the honor of being visited by Imperial Prince Hirohito in 1926. Now, Sailor is well known for their beautiful, high-quality resin Pro Gear fountain pens and multiple ink series that are enjoyed by enthusiasts at various stages of the fountain pen hobby.

DETAILS

• Capped 4.9", Posted 5.6", Uncapped 4.3"

• The Shikiori series beautifully captures the essence of Japan's four seasons. This new collection is themed "Noyama-no-Uta," which translates to Songs of the Mountains, and is inspired by the various birds that appear throughout the 72 micro-seasons of the ancient Japanese calendar, with the designs "reminiscent of the chirping of birds echoing deep in the mountains. The spring pen, Haru-tsuge-dori (Warbling is in the Air), is inspired by the Japanese bush warbler, whose beautiful trill signals the season's start, and features a vibrant translucent yellow-green barrel paired with a unique translucent white cap top to distinguish its design.

• 14K Gold Nib with Bicolor plating

• Medium Fine Nib

• Made of PMMA Resin
  

• Includes 2 black ink cartridges and 1 Sailor fountain pen converter