A dazzling stationery set

Laban Pen collaborates with the National Museum of History, Taiwan, and presents: "A Sanyu in Hand." It offers vibrant colors and shares a vivid story. Meticulous craftsmanship creates an excellent writing experience, an exquisite stationery item that combines collectible and practical value.

The story of "Flower"

"Flower" is one of SANYU's masterpieces in the National Museum of History. The yellow background, white transparent vase, and white gladioli are elegantly placed. A gray kitten claws toward the vase as the white gladioli petals radiate outward. The vivid composition brings us to imagine multiple possibilities.

Gold or metal plating

Two plating colors are available for the pen cap and grip section part: rustic metal and bright gold, allowing people to interpret their style freely.

Lacquering 

The rich color of the lacquered pen barrel comes from years of experience and the accumulation of a craftsman that requires steady hand movements, precise control, and a touch of artistic flair.

Embossed Pen Cap

The original painting, "Flower," features simple lines. By transforming a flat drawing into a three-dimensional relief, it undergoes multiple processes, including depiction, etching, and plating, resulting in a finely engraved and beautifully colored pen cap.

Gift Accessories

Bookmark

Inspired by the exquisite original artwork, the cat-shaped brass metal clip bookmark brings a vivid image to the daily journal or book.

Notebook

The 68g Tomoe River Paper provides a smooth writing experience. The ink writing on it could be quick-drying and would not bleed through—blank design, with a yellow satin ribbon bookmark.