Traditional Lacquer Art: Rei Ishikawa Original Kaga Lacquer Fountain Pen

■Packaging that is made in Japan The paulownia box, which is said to be the most suitable material for storing lacquer products, is made from high-quality domestic paulownia wood with fine grain.
The tying cord is made of Sanada string, which is durable and does not stretch easily.
The bags are made by cutting fabric from unraveled silk kimonos, and each one is handcrafted, even down to the claws.
It feels nice to the touch and is suitable for storing fountain pens.

Creative lacquer artist Isana Kobayashi
Born in Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture
Graduated from Ishikawa Prefectural Wajima Lacquer Art Technology Research Institute
After apprenticing to traditional craftsman Shunpei Tsunode, he apprenticed to lacquer artist Masao Kobayashi.
Member of the Japan Crafts Association

2007 Representative of Kobayashi Urushi Art Studio Exhibited works in Canada and Vancouver Exhibited works and demonstrated lacquer work at the Quebec Exposition Exhibited lacquer work panels in New York
2007: Presented a gift to President Fernandez of the Dominican Republic at the request of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs