"Justice" Fountain Pen
Curated by Greenwich Time
DETAILS
Since 1993, Artus Fedoskino has created masterful lacquer artworks that have preserved and popularized the ancient complicated technique of "Fedoskino miniature." Fedoskino is a traditional Russian lacquer miniature painting typically done on papier-mache, named after its original center for the method, "Fedoskino" (Федоскино).
Fedoskino is the site of the country's oldest lacquer miniature industry. In the late 18th century, merchant Ivan Korobov established a factory of lacquer production in the village of Danilkovo (now Fedoskino) near Moscow, which in the early 19th century was inherited by the son-in-law Piotr(or Peter)Lukutin. He increased its output and, through his work, became known abroad.
The Lukutin's lacquer miniature was famous for its high artistic quality. The painting was done with oils and compact brushwork for fine, "transparent" looking strokes. Gold leaf and metallic powders were often used in a similar way to the Japanese lacquer art technique "Maki-e."
SPECIFICATIONS
18k Gold Nib
Celluloid body with sterling silver dragon
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Consciously curated
Since 1994, our values have always been to present and curate genuine and authentic products for our customers. At Greenwich Time, we are committed to carrying only products we would proudly purchase and own ourselves. With many fantastic choices on the market, we let our own tastes determine what we carry here in the shop.
This has been hand-picked by us and meets our discerning standards for quality and style.