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making it a joy to hold and write with
he entered Kyoto Traditional Crafts College in Kyoto and studied lacquer and maki-e for 2 years
and inkstones
the phoenix also represents the imperial household
Poseideon (the mythological god of the sea) had the dolphins as his messengers
ShiZen Two Japanese Wolves on M5 Fountain Pen Byakudan-nuri making it a joy to100% Genuine Urushi Contains the Maki E Red Seal (Highest Quality of Maki E Art) Hand painted by highly trained Japanese Artisans Wolves have long held deep roots in Japanese folklore and have been considered a sacred creature that protects the mountains. Okami is Japanese for wolf which directly translates to "great god". Centuries ago, Japanese wolves in particular served a role of controlling the herbivore population in the ecosystem. With the