Kiyoteru porcelain rotary ballpoint blue Oribe green white Japanese-made pen, + CL_CTP_52

We use handmade Amakusa (Kumamoto) porcelain, crafted using traditional Japanese techniques. With its unique luster and smooth surface, porcelain is visually stunning and exudes a sense of luxury. Made in Japan, handcrafted one by one by skilled artisans. The lead can be replaced. Please use a replacement lead that conforms to the 4C (D1) standard. Precautions for use: As this is made of porcelain, please be careful as it may break if subjected to a strong impact. This product uses handmade Amakusa (Kumamoto) porcelain, crafted using traditional Japanese techniques. The white base of the porcelain is adorned with glazes in traditional Japanese colors. The unique luster and smooth surface of the porcelain give it a beautiful and luxurious appearance. Each piece is handcrafted by artisans, so you can feel the warmth of handmade craftsmanship. No two pieces are exactly alike, so please enjoy this one-of-a-kind product. This is a rotary ballpoint pen with a blue Oribe glaze applied over a straw ash glaze. Straw ash glaze is made using plant ash and production began in Aichi Prefecture during the Nara and Heian periods. Blue Oribe glaze began production in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, around 1600 AD and was used in high-quality tea utensils, loved by tea masters and samurai. The color is reminiscent of the leaves of trees in midsummer or matcha, with a hint of light ink, creating a very Japanese hue. The Oribe color, in particular, gave a gentle impression to the nobility and is used in various traditional Japanese crafts such as kimonos, ceramics, and paintings. Please enjoy the traditional Japanese beauty created by the deep, beautiful blue-green and white gradation. This is a ballpoint pen where you twist the tip to extend and retract the lead. It uses a ZEBRA 4C-0.7 black refill. Replacement refills are 4C (D1 Please use items that meet the specified standards. Precautions for use: Since it is porcelain, please be careful as it may break if subjected to strong impact.