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Handcrafted with Kanazawa gold leaf, depicting an ascending dragon on glossy black resin. 14K gold nib, made in Japan.
The Platinum 3776 Century Kanazawa Gold Leaf Ascending Dragon is an artisanal masterpiece that fuses the tradition of Japanese writing with the refined art of Kanazawa-haku. This special edition depicts an ascending dragon, a symbol of prosperity and protection in Japanese culture, carefully painted and decorated by hand on a glossy black resin body. The Kanazawa-haku series is renowned for its meticulous application of genuine gold leaf, laid down by skilled artisans who continue centuries of artistic heritage.
The 3776 Century series is distinguished by its Slip & Seal mechanism, which keeps the ink fresh for months, and its 14-karat gold nib, engineered for a smooth, stable, and pleasant writing experience. In this edition, the dragon rises powerfully among clouds and golden accents, adding deep spiritual and aesthetic symbolism to the piece. The combination of traditional techniques with Platinum’s contemporary design philosophy makes this a highly valuable fountain pen for collectors and enthusiasts of Japanese calligraphy alike.
Equipped with a cartridge/converter system (including a Platinum converter), this pen offers versatility whether you prefer cartridges or bottled ink. Its ergonomic size sits comfortably in the hand during long writing sessions, with a balanced weight and secure grip that provide confidence while writing.
• Platinum 3776 Century Kanazawa Gold Leaf Ascending Dragon fountain pen
• 14K gold nib
• Platinum converter included
• Luxury presentation case
• Official documentation and Platinum warranty
Images are for reference only. Each piece may vary slightly due to its handcrafted decoration.
Since 1919, Platinum Pen has maintained its dedication to Japanese excellence and artisanal tradition. This Kanazawa edition pays tribute to the majestic dragon and the centuries-old art of applying gold leaf, beautifully reflecting the connection between writing, culture, and art.
“A Japanese legend transformed into a writing instrument.”