The #3776 Century Fuji Unkei “Kinu-Gumo”

Kinu-Gumo generally refer to cirrus clouds. ”Kinu” in Japanese means silk, and cirrus clouds are characterized by their thin, delicate, fibrous, or feathery appearance, resembling silk. Fuji Unkei Kinu-Gumo expresses these characteristics delicately and dynamically with two techniques used for metal decoration: “guilloche engraving” and “V-blade engraving.” By daring to create unengraved areas, the presence of clouds in the sky can be felt even more, and this is truly a cloudscape.

The #3776 Century Fuji Unkei series comes with a 20ml-bottle of specially blended NIshiki-Oru-Fuji ink to commemorate its release. This ink is inspired by the autumn leaves that color the mountains surrounding Mt. Fuji. Depending on the light, golden reflections appear, allowing you to gaze upon the carpet of brocade.

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