Plum and Chrysanthemum Kutani Ceramic Pen Holder
This Japanese pen holder features an elegant pattern of plum blossoms and chrysanthemums, beautifully arranged across traditional Kutani porcelain. Handcrafted by Seikou Kiln in Ishikawa, Japan, it brings a harmonious blend of seasonal beauty and time-honored craftsmanship to your desk—perfect for fans of Japanese pens and stationery.
Each floral motif is hand-painted using wa-enogu, traditional Japanese pigments that create a softly raised texture. The result is a richly tactile surface that adds warmth and personality to any workspace.
Sized just right to hold your favorite Japanese pens, this ceramic pen holder keeps your desk tidy while adding a graceful touch of color. It can also be used to store makeup brushes, toothbrushes, or glasses, making it a functional and decorative accent for any room.
Discover the perfect balance of order and elegance with our Japanese pen holders.
Details
- Length(Pen): 2.3" D × 3.9" H (5.9 cm D × 10 cm H)
- Weight(Pen): 6.3 oz (180 g)
- Capacity: 6.4 fl oz (189 ml)
- Materials: Ceramics
- Brand: Seikou Kiln
- Note: Each piece is uniquely handmade, so expect some individual differences.
Seikou Kiln – A Piece of Kutani Tradition for Your Desk
Founded in the early 1900s in Ishikawa Prefecture, Seikou Kiln has spent over a century mastering the vibrant art of Kutani ware. From their beginnings as hand-painting artisans, they’ve led the way in making high-quality ceramics that blend seamlessly into daily life—beautiful enough to admire, yet practical enough to use.
Their pen holders and ballpoint pens bring that same philosophy to your desk. Each piece features the signature rich colors and glossy finish of Kutani ware, crafted using in-house developed glazes and fired in one of 14 electric kilns—the largest production scale in the region.
But these aren’t just tools. Holding one in your hand means holding a story—of centuries-old craft, generations of innovation, and a deep respect for Japanese artistry. It’s the kind of stationery that quietly says, “This was made in a kiln that’s been perfecting its technique for over 100 years.”
Perfect as a thoughtful gift or a personal treasure, Seikou’s writing tools are more than beautiful—they’re part of a living tradition.
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Description
This Japanese pen holder features an elegant pattern of plum blossoms and chrysanthemums, beautifully arranged across traditional Kutani porcelain. Handcrafted by Seikou Kiln in Ishikawa, Japan, it brings a harmonious blend of seasonal beauty and time-honored craftsmanship to your desk—perfect for fans of Japanese pens and stationery.
Each floral motif is hand-painted using wa-enogu, traditional Japanese pigments that create a softly raised texture. The result is a richly tactile surface that adds warmth and personality to any workspace.
Sized just right to hold your favorite Japanese pens, this ceramic pen holder keeps your desk tidy while adding a graceful touch of color. It can also be used to store makeup brushes, toothbrushes, or glasses, making it a functional and decorative accent for any room.
Discover the perfect balance of order and elegance with our Japanese pen holders.
Details
- Length(Pen): 2.3" D × 3.9" H (5.9 cm D × 10 cm H)
- Weight(Pen): 6.3 oz (180 g)
- Capacity: 6.4 fl oz (189 ml)
- Materials: Ceramics
- Brand: Seikou Kiln
- Note: Each piece is uniquely handmade, so expect some individual differences.
Seikou Kiln – A Piece of Kutani Tradition for Your Desk
Founded in the early 1900s in Ishikawa Prefecture, Seikou Kiln has spent over a century mastering the vibrant art of Kutani ware. From their beginnings as hand-painting artisans, they’ve led the way in making high-quality ceramics that blend seamlessly into daily life—beautiful enough to admire, yet practical enough to use.
Their pen holders and ballpoint pens bring that same philosophy to your desk. Each piece features the signature rich colors and glossy finish of Kutani ware, crafted using in-house developed glazes and fired in one of 14 electric kilns—the largest production scale in the region.
But these aren’t just tools. Holding one in your hand means holding a story—of centuries-old craft, generations of innovation, and a deep respect for Japanese artistry. It’s the kind of stationery that quietly says, “This was made in a kiln that’s been perfecting its technique for over 100 years.”
Perfect as a thoughtful gift or a personal treasure, Seikou’s writing tools are more than beautiful—they’re part of a living tradition.
