Namiki Emperor Fountain Pens

Maki-e Craftsmanship in Namiki Emperor Fountain Pens is unique due to its traditional Japanese art form. This technique involves lacquer and sprinkling gold or silver powder, creating a raised pattern. Each pen is a unique art piece, blending centuries-old traditions with modern luxury.

Urushi Lacquer, extracted from the Urushi tree in Japan, contributes to the Namiki Emperor Fountain Pens' quality by creating a deep, lustrous sheen. This lacquer is durable, resisting moisture and chemicals. Its application requires precision, enhancing the pen's value and providing a smooth writing experience.

The Jumbo Nib, or Size No.50 Nib, in Namiki Emperor Fountain Pens, is significant for its nod to traditional early 20th-century fountain pen styles. It offers a broader writing stroke and smoother ink flow, blending historical elegance with modern writing technology for a unique, luxurious experience.

The Dunhill-Namiki Partnership, formed in the early 20th century between Ryosuke Namiki and Alfred Dunhill, introduced Japanese Maki-e pens to the West. This collaboration led to the creation "Dunhill-Namiki" pens, popularizing Japanese Maki-e art and Urushi Lacquer techniques globally. This partnership influenced the design and quality of Namiki Emperor Fountain Pens.

The Ebonite Material used in Namiki Emperor Fountain Pens enhances quality and durability due to its hardened rubber composition. It is durable, corrosion-resistant, and maintains a polished look. Combined with Urushi Lacquer, ebonite ensures the pen is lightweight, sturdy, and comfortable, reflecting Namiki's commitment to quality.