[Kuretake] Beautiful Letter Hard-Nib Brush Pen, Ukiyo-e Series, Medium Tip, Kitsunebi on New Year's Eve

Ukiyo-e, a genre of Japanese art created from the 17th to the early 20th century, depicts the "floating world"—the transient world of everyday life. The themes of Ukiyo-e were widely popular. This is a hard-nib brush pen, making it easy to handle even for those unfamiliar with brush pens. You can choose from two line widths to suit your needs. Fine tip: approximately 0.5-1.5mm. Medium tip: approximately 0.6-3.0mm. Ideal for postcards, letters, addressing, and signatures. It's also suitable for illustrations and brush lettering, as line weight can be easily varied. The water-based pigment ink is water-resistant once dry, so your addresses and messages won't run in the rain. It is recommended for line art in colorful works and also compatible with inkjet paper. Like the "Beautiful Letter Brush Pen," it features an easy-to-grip barrel. Its non-slip, comfortable grip allows you to draw the lines you envision. The exquisite packaging makes it a perfect gift for yourself or others. Barrel Design: Kitsunebi on New Year's Eve (Oomisoka no Kitsunebi) Utagawa Hiroshige / One Hundred Famous Views of Edo This artwork depicts the mystical appearance of foxes gathering on New Year's Eve, forming a procession. The foxes, dressed in neat attire, are gathered under the Enoki trees near Oji Inari Shrine, said to be the site of the Kanto Inari Sōji (fox gathering). It is believed that the fires lit by foxes in nearby farmhouses signify the fertility of the coming year. This Ukiyo-e print dreamily portrays the tradition of foxfires. Precautions: It is recommended to store the brush pen horizontally to prevent excessive ink flow. Always cap the pen tightly after use to prevent the tip from drying out. Please use with care, as the ink can be difficult to remove from clothing. Please note that this brush pen is a disposable product and cannot be refilled with ink.