Danitrio Hodogaya Maki-E on Mikado Flat-Top Fountain Pen Tame-nuri His works are promoted at

His works are promoted at exhibitions including Nihon Bijutsuin

Delicate scenes of travelers and boats emerge against the richly textured background

an ancient Japanese folklore written in the early 9th-10th century during the Heian period

the cry of a stag calling for a mate is considered the quintessential sound of loneliness and melancholy

depicting the iconic Nihonbashi bridge

Danitrio Hodogaya Maki-E on Mikado Flat-Top Fountain Pen Tame-nuri His works are promoted at100% Genuine Urushi Hand painted by highly trained Japanese Artisans The artwork on this pen takes its inspiration from legendary ukiyo e artist Utagawa Hiroshige. He is considered the last great master of ukiyo e, and his 19th century prints continue to inspire artists the world over. The influence of his piece, Hodogaya: Shinmachi Bridge, can be seen clearly in this pen. Look closely and you will find Zen priests and palanquin bearers crossing the