3952 Old Goat-Natural Lacquer Painting Pen Gemalan Feilong Zaitian Calligraphy Titanium Tip Fountain Pen

Natural lacquer raw lacquer painting, first hand-painted 72-color lacquer and polished repeatedly, matured and polished, it takes 3-6 months to achieve a certain level of gloss, and then painted one stroke at a time. There are strokes and thickness, and the charming lines of characters and animals are presented with freehand techniques, which are different from ordinary gongbi paintings. In addition to teacher Amo's unique technique, each stroke has strokes, and Japanese maki-e techniques are added. Its texture is still visible. Ordinary paint brushes have a neat flat surface with no visible strokes, but Laoyang Natural Lacquer Painting allows you to see the strokes one by one, outlining the theme with vivid lines. In addition to being used as static table decorations, it is also a quite complete work of art. Striving for excellence, non-Japanese, non-local, non-chemical coatings and non-printing, Laoyang opens a new realm of natural lacquer craftsmanship and uses innovative techniques to create a new field of natural lacquer pens. Using exquisite craftsmanship to create a new aesthetic of pens that can be used and concealed, the pen not only allows people to enjoy the warmth of handwriting and the smoothness of the paper, but the natural lacquer painted pen can also be used as a work of art on the table. Flying Dragon in the Sky, a special creation by the artist, unique on the surface, the domineering golden dragon appears, majestic. KAVALAN: 3952 Old Goat - named after the ancient place in Yilan, Taiwan, a top-quality natural lacquer painting pen series. The pen is equipped with gray chrome electroplated accessories and a special elastic mechanism pen clip design. The pen tip uses Lao Goat's special calligraphy titanium tip (EF tip grinding adjustment), which is specially made according to the requirements of the German original factory. The size model is #250 (#6), and is hand-made and adjusted by Lao Goat craftsmen to make it writeable. The calligraphy nib with varying stroke thickness creates a unique charm of calligraphy. It is more flexible than the standard standard titanium calligraphy nib and can express richer strokes. The nib is engraved with the 3952 Yushan characteristic LOGO, which is worth collecting. (The nib has the best elasticity, making it difficult for novices to get started. It is recommended for pen friends who have written calligraphy steel nibs or standard calligraphy titanium nibs as an advanced step). If you need to change the type of pen tip, please chat with the designer via private message first for confirmation, thank you. (Note: There are different price differences for replacing different nibs, and the price may increase or decrease) **Product combination gift: German SCHMIDT K2 ink absorber (no ink) + an exquisite strap-type pen bag (style shipped randomly) + 3952 old goat wooden gift box packaging.** Pen size: about 149mm long, pen cap diameter about 19mm, pen barrel diameter about 15mm, pen barrel length including pen tip 130mm, pen weight about 54 grams. Hand-adjusted calligraphy tips: 1. When writing calligraphy tips, it is generally recommended to dip the tip in ink first and then use an ink absorber after running in for a period of time. 2. If you use an ink absorber, the ink will break. Look at the angle of the hand tip. The left and right dots should land on the paper at the same time. Do not write on one side. If the ink breaks out again, check to see if there are paper fiber lint stuck on the nib. 3. Unplug the ink absorber and try to refill the ink. 4. Wash the pen tip first. If the left and right iridium points are written to one side and the tip is pressed hard, it will easily cause the iridium points to be misaligned, that is, there is a height difference between the left and right sides, which will scratch the paper and accumulate paper dust in the tip seam. 5. The calligraphy tip is adjusted to a curved tip with an EF tip. Writing thickness does not rely on pressing the tip, but depends on the angle of holding the pen. The curvature of the front end of the pen tip is used to write thickness. If you hold the pen straighter, the contact area between the pen tip and the paper will be smaller, and the lines you will write will be thinner. The more inclined you hold the pen, the larger the contact area between the pen tip and the paper, and the thicker the lines you write. Whether you can write thick or thin depends on your own proficiency and skill. The special titanium tip is a titanium tip that Laoyang requested from the original factory in Germany. The titanium tip is stamped with the 3952 Yushan LOGO. The tonality is softer and elastic than titanium tips (general standard titanium tips), but it is not easy to control. The specially-adjusted pen tip has a soft and elastic tone, and when pressed, the ink may break if the technique is not good. However, the special tonality can easily induce the pen holder to press the nib. If the pen holder has poor skills or is not familiar with the special tonality, it is easy to cause the nib and tongue to temporarily separate, resulting in no ink supply. The speed of the person writing causes the ink to break. If the angle of the pen holder's tip is deviated, coupled with the pressure point, the ink supply line will be distorted and the ink supply will not be smooth. Therefore, this model is relatively soft and difficult to control. It is recommended to write with a skilled steel nib or a standard titanium nib first, and then use a special nib as an upgrade. In order to protect the environment, we do not offer paper bags. If you need a gift, please inform us in the comments after placing the order. Thank you. The pictures are for reference only. Some pictures may have slight color differences due to the lighting angle. They are mainly based on the actual product. Note: The pen body and the inside of the pen cap should be wiped and maintained frequently. Do not leave the pen tip down for a long time when it is left alone. Warm reminder: Do not press the nib when writing or write to the left or right (for right-handers, it is recommended that the nib points to about 10 or 11 o'clock when writing) to avoid accidentally causing the iridium point to misplace and cause paper scraping and ink breakage. The pen tip should be rinsed with clean water frequently to prevent ink jams from affecting writing quality.