Jack Row Mirage Black-Antique Finish
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コンウェイ・スチュワート ラグジュアリー ノートブックJP¥ 14,300Description
Jack Row Mirageの筆記具は、受賞歴を持つ英国のペンデザイナー兼銀細工師Jack Rowにより、無垢のスターリングシルバーから一本一本手作業で作られています。
砂漠の砂に生まれる有機的で輝きに満ちた紋様に着想を得て、このラグジュアリーペンのスターリングシルバー製キャップと軸には、65フィートの手巻きシルバーワイヤーが贅沢に絡めてあり、一本ごとにまったく異なる精緻で触感豊かな質感を生み出しています。
ブラック・アンティーク仕上げ
本モデルは、巻き付けたワイヤーを酸化処理した後、丁寧に磨き戻すことで、随所にハイライトを残した繊細なブラック・アンティーク仕上げに仕上げています。明暗のコントラストが、高い光沢を持つシルバートリムと調和しながら、控えめでありながら高級感のある佇まいを生み出しています。
個性的なスプリング式クリップには(他の一部モデルとは異なり)ジェムストーンをあしらわず、代わりにエレガントなティアドロップ形へと連なり、その奥に精緻なワイヤーの一部を額装するように見せています。
Dimensions and Weight
- Length Closed: 138mm │ 5.43"
- Length of Barrel incl nib: 134mm │ 5.28"
- Length of Cap: 59mm │ 2.32"
- Diameter of Barrel: 11mm │ 0.43"
- Diameter of Cap: 14mm │ 0.55"
- Capped Weight: 63gms │ 2.22oz
- Uncapped/Barrel Weight: 34gms │ 1.2oz NOTE: Cap is designed to NOT post due to weight balance.
Limited Edition, British Hallmark
Limited to 250 pieces worldwide, each piece is emblemed with a unique limited edition number on the end of the barrel and also features the designers “JR” branding, deeply embossed into the end of cap. Being handcrafted from solid sterling silver, each item is also struck with an illustrious British Hallmark.
Presentation box
Beautifully presented in a black vegan leather Bespoke British Pen box that doubles as a desk tray.
Available as a Fountain Pen or Rollerball
- Length Closed: 138mm │ 5.43"
- Length of Barrel incl nib: 134mm │ 5.28"
- Length of Cap: 59mm │ 2.32"
- Diameter of Barrel: 11mm │ 0.43"
- Diameter of Cap: 14mm │ 0.55"
- Weight: 63gms │ 2.22oz
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