Sailor Fountain Pen Pro Gear Iris Nebula - Medium
Introducing the latest addition to Sailor’s Galaxy Series: the Iris Nebula. Nebulae, also known as “star smoke,” emerge when gas and dust converge under the pull of gravity, giving birth to a luminous spectacle that does not emit light itself but reflects the light of neighboring stars.
Aptly named for its resemblance to the celestial clouds that look like a blossoming flower in space, Sailor’s Iris Nebula embodies this mesmerizing phenomenon through its distinctive design and color scheme: featuring a semi-translucent blue barrel complemented by a sleek black cap. The interplay of light and dust is elegantly depicted through the silver glitter adorning the pen body, evoking the celestial dance of the Iris Nebula within the cosmos.
Each of these pens is tipped with a 21K gold nib that guarantees a luxurious writing experience.
This fountain pen serie is limited to 1.500 pieces worldwide.
- Fountain Pen
- Design: Iris Nebula
- Color: Blue
- Chrome Trims
- Nib Material: 21k gold
- Color Nib: White Gold
- Nib Size: Medium
- Material: Resin
- Screw-cap
- Length Body: 11.6 cm
- Length Overall: 12.9 cm
- Diameter Body: 13.2 mm
- Diameter Grip: 10.6 mm
- Weight Body: 13 gram
- Weight Overall: 21 gram
- Luxury gift box
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In 1911, the "Sakata-Manufactory" was founded by Sakata and his brother with the production of solid gold nibs. In 1917, the Hamadacho factory moved and the company name changed to "Sailor Pen Sakata-Manufactory Co., Ltd," and fountain pens were added to their production. The company reached a turning point on May 27, 1926 when Prince Imperial Hirohito visited the factory. This was a great honor for a small company and The Sailor Pen fame.
Shortly after World War II, Sailor was the first in Japan to launch ballpoint pens, which became a major trend. In 1954, the Sailor Pen Company invented the ink cartridges, which they introduced in 1958. In the years that followed, Sailor regularly introduced new fountain pens, such as the pocket, the Fude. In 1973, Sailor's popular series (#11-506) won the Japan Consumers' Association first prize.
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