Platinum Izumo Maki-E Fountain Pen - Yagumonuri Collection_Vanishing Point The Varius Rubracer mechanical pencil

The Varius Rubracer mechanical pencil is equipped with a high-precision mechanism

The Poppy sports an 18K gold nib and arrives in one of Platinum's gift boxes

The stone now rests in the British Museum of Art and remains to this day the museum’s single most visited object

Its natural properties and the difficulty of processing mean that horsehair is still used for extravagant furnishings and luxurious fashion accessories

Cap screws on and off with a quick twist

Platinum Izumo Maki-E Fountain Pen - Yagumonuri Collection_Vanishing Point The Varius Rubracer mechanical pencilIn May 2013, for the first time in 60 years, the Buddhist ritual of Dai Sengu was performed in Taisha, the Izumo Grand Shrine. To celebrate, Platinum created the Yagumonuri which features a sea of clouds, the symbol of Izumo. These Yagumothick cloudsare drawn on the ceiling of the Taisha shrine. The Yagumonuri sports Platinum's 18K gold, two tone President nib and arrives in a wooden box with a pen kimono and scroll of fountain pen paper. Nib