Kuretake Ink Cafe Art Nouveau - Mahogany Brown Glass Pen The area around Suma Ichi-no-tani

The area around Suma Ichi-no-tani is famous as an ancient battle field in Japanese history

He then started his fishing life and established a community in Liuqiu

The body is coated in platinum - a lightweight

Elegant Presentation

the Procyon Luster fountain pen: "Koi Carp" has an innovative champagne gold metal barrel paired with maki-e patterns

Kuretake Ink Cafe Art Nouveau - Mahogany Brown Glass Pen The area around Suma Ichi-no-taniKuretake Ink Cafe Art Nouveau Mahogany Brown The reddish brown tones of Mahogany Brown are quintessential colors of the natural elements of Art Nouveau. Established in 1902, Kuretake came into existence during the height of the Art Nouveau period, an artistic movement that began in Europe and swept across the world. The Art Nouveau Ink Cafes palette pays homage to the irresistible allure of color lithography the beloved medium of art for the masses.