[Kuretake] Beautiful Writing Hard-Tip Brush Pen Ukiyo-e Series - Fine Tip: Kitsunebi on New Year's Eve

Ukiyo-e, a genre of Japanese art that flourished from the 17th to the 20th century, captures the essence of the "floating world"—the transient life of people. The themes depicted in Ukiyo-e resonated deeply with the public. This brush pen features a firm tip, making it easy to handle even for those new to brush pens. Choose from two tip sizes to suit your needs. Fine tip: approximately 0.5-1.5mm. Medium tip: approximately 0.6-3.0mm. Ideal for postcards, letters, addressing envelopes, and signatures. Its ability to easily vary line weight also makes it suitable for illustrations and brush lettering. The water-based pigment ink is water-resistant once dry, so you don't have to worry about your writing becoming illegible in the rain. It is recommended for linework in colorful art pieces and is compatible with inkjet paper. Like the "Beautiful Writing Brush Pen," it boasts an easy-to-grip barrel. Its non-slip design and comfortable hold allow you to create the lines you envision. The exquisite packaging makes it a wonderful choice for gifting or personal use. Barrel Design: Kitsunebi on New Year's Eve Utagawa Hiroshige / One Hundred Famous Views of Edo This artwork portrays the mystical sight of foxes gathering on New Year's Eve, forming a procession. The foxes, adorned in neat attire, assemble beneath the Enoki trees near Oji Inari Shrine, said to be a gathering place for Kanto's Inari worship. It is believed that the fires lit by the foxes in nearby farmhouses signify fertility for the coming year. This is a dreamlike Ukiyo-e, artistically depicting the tradition of foxfire. Precautions: For optimal ink flow, store the brush pen horizontally. Ensure the cap is tightly secured after use to prevent the tip from drying out. Exercise caution as the ink may be difficult to remove from clothing if stained. Please note that this brush pen is a disposable product and cannot be refilled.