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    Beautiful pen. There are some real gems amongst all the Chinese pens on the market. If they could/would master quality control...

    Has anyone seen Urushi-type lacquer work pens from China? China has a similarly long and masterful lacquer tradition as Japan. Maybe Chinese manufacturers also make lacquer fountain pens.

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    Writingrav, congratulations that is a very nice looking pen.
    The blue dragon on white looks pentastic.
    I wonder what the characters on the cap mean ?
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    I believe they mean: Dragon

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    I love blue, and I love blue porcelain. Must get one of these, I think I'm glad yours writes well. Concern about quality is the only thing that has kept me from purchasing so far.
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    I have seen these and have almost purchased one but with black artwork instead of the blue. Congrats on your pen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KrazyIvan View Post
    I have seen these and have almost purchased one but with black artwork instead of the blue. Congrats on your pen.
    Thanks. So far no quality issues.

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    Been looking at that pen for awhile and I think its time to get one.

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    That really is a lovely pen and from my experience many of the Chinese pens write wonderfully! you have lovely handwriting as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ianmedium View Post
    That really is a lovely pen and from my experience many of the Chinese pens write wonderfully! you have lovely handwriting as well.
    Thanks! I've been working on it since I got hooked on fountain pens. Still have a long way to go.

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