TACCIA Ukiyo-e Ink Collection - Hiroshige Asahanada New a traditional Japanese weaving technique

a traditional Japanese weaving technique that was developed and has evolved since the Fifth Century

Unlike man-made material such as resin

The pen body is longer than a regular pen

with a unique serial number engraved on each cap

TACCIA Ukiyo-e Ink Collection - Hiroshige Asahanada New a traditional Japanese weaving techniqueTACCIA Ukiyo e Ink Collection Hiroshige Asahanada Hiroshige Asahanada is a dreamy sky blue shade. This first collection of TACCIA Ukiyo e Ink was inspired by the works of Hokusai and Sharaku. The Ukiyo e is a Japanese woodblock printing art established in the Edo period (17th century) and the paintings generally feature the lifestyle, landscapes, scenes of folklores and entertainments is the people at the time. Hokusai drew 36 kinds of landscape