05 Kurun Pigment Ink · Kakimori stationery fest fine surface marks may be

fine surface marks may be present and are not considered a fault

or leisure this single pen case ensures your pen will remain in excellent condition while adding a touch of sophistication to your pen-carrying needs

The auspicious red used as a lucky charm for the Spring Festival is an attractive color that combines vividness and depth

There’s also a hole in the back that you can use to hang it on a wall and use your notebook for decoration

Protector fabric with YKK zipper

05 Kurun Pigment Ink · Kakimori stationery fest fine surface marks may beKakimori ink bottles are shaped like droplets, drawing inspiration from potari, a Japanese word for a falling drop. Playful onomatopoeia are much loved in Japan and are expressed through their inks, bringing a world of colour to life. Po. Torori. Tototo. Each whimsical name tells an imaginative story. We hope Kakimori inks will inspire you to create time for play. "Fresh like an endlessly clear sky. Karari describes a bright, cloudless day. With this