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Nagasawa Kobe Bottled Ink - No.53 Kitano Pearl Silver
Nagasawa Kobe Bottled Ink - No.53 Kitano Pearl Silver
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Brand: Nagasawa
Quantity: 1 Bottled Ink
Size: 50ml
For: Fountain pens, pens, writing brushes
Kobe INK Monogatari #53 – Kitano Pearl Silver
A Sophisticated Tribute to Kobe’s Hidden Pearl Legacy
Tucked into the foothills of Mt. Rokko, Kitano-cho in Kobe is a charming district with a quiet reputation as a city of pearls. Bathed in the soft natural light that filters down the mountainside—ideal for grading delicate pearls—Kitano played a subtle yet vital role in Japan’s historic pearl industry. Coupled with Kobe’s international trade port, the area became an important hub for the export of fine Japanese pearls to the world.
Kitano Pearl-Silver pays homage to this refined legacy with an elegant bluish silver hue, reminiscent of the soft luster of black pearls. Sophisticated and understated, this ink adds a touch of timeless beauty and graceful shimmer to your writing—perfect for those who appreciate heritage, elegance, and quiet luxury.
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