Maki-e Gold Ballpoint Pen 1000 Cranes – Personalized

A name applied over 1000 cranes changes what the symbol is for. The Maki-e Gold Ballpoint Pen 1000 Cranes by Hakuichi carries cranes hand-painted using maki-e, a lacquer technique built up in layers over gold foil rather than painted directly onto a flat surface. The thousand crane motif carries its own weight in Japanese tradition, associated with longevity and good fortune, a symbol given rather than simply displayed. This personalized version adds a name engraved into the pen body, set to sit within the existing maki-e composition rather than disrupt it. Hakuichi works in Kanazawa, the source of nearly all gold leaf produced in Japan, applying that material by hand beneath the lacquer that defines this pen's surface. Personalization is available for orders of minimum 10 units.

Images are for illustration only. Text orientation and other personalization details will be confirmed with you during order processing.