Platinum"#3776 Celluloid/Kingyo [Goldfish]"(Nib : Medium)

Kingyo swim through the "warm" atmosphere Kingyo (Goldfish) is very popular fish. Kingyo born about 2,000 years ago, and "Wakin" is the origin of Kingyo. Many kinds are born from Wakin, so called "Common goldfish". In Japan, most people visualize "Ennichi" from Kingyo. "En" means relation, so ritual do on this day (relation with god and soul). Surrounded by unique warm, there are countless "Yatai". "Kingyo Sukui (scoop Kingyo by thin paper)" Many Kingyo swim in unique aquarium so crowd that you can't see bottom. This Kingyo is "Wakin". But their color is red orange... so, many kinds. In the kinds of Wakin, there is "Sarasa Wakin". White, red, pale Gold - especially the one caudal fin is divided into four is very elegant. They swim with fluttering their fins. How noble ! How elegant ! This "#3776 Celluloid / Kingyo" is looked like this beautiful Sarasa Wakin. What is the way represent this color ? Brilliant transparency of celluloid The first one is feature of celluloid. Celluloid is transparent originally. When it is colored, become very vividly. The second point is technique of Platinum. In popular technique, manufacturer shave mass of Celluloid, but Platinum wrap thin celluloid with axis. This produce some layers. Red, white, pale gold... brilliant, transparent, elegant... it is not expressed by language. Only there is art. Oh, please note that no fires. As you know, fire is enemy of fish. As a matter of fact, Celluloid is easy to burn. Please attention about reserve place. By the way, "Kingyo" don't become "Koi (carp)" as they grow. In terms of beauty, maybe it is not so much adult as competition. Equipped accessories : 1 cartridge ink and elegant box (converter is sold separately. Suitable is converter-500).

• Kingyo - common but elegant yet
• tell Japanese traditional atmosphere -
• Sophisticated technique make vivid transparency from celluloid
• 14K large nib - moderate hardness and softness for writing
• Equipped accessories : 1 cartridge ink and elegant box (converter is sold separately.)