A set of seven black fountain pens with gold accents, each featuring intricate Japanese artwork in the Maki-e style on the bodies.
The fountain pen arranged with the pen sleeve, ink bottle, and the engraved wood presentation box.
Close up to the wooden box's lid, featuring the engraving of a merchant ship at sea.
Front view of the Benzaiten fountain pen arranged in the presentation box with the ink and pen case.
The Jurojin fountain pen arranged in the presentation box with the ink bottle and pen case.
Close up to the opened compartment in the presentation box, featuring a wooden case for ink cartridges.
The Benzaiten fountain pen arranged on a white background with the ink bottle, wooden box, and pen case.
The Fukurokuju fountain pen arranged with the green ink bottle, small wooden compartment, and pen case on a white background.
The Hoteison fountain pen arranged on a white background with the back ink bottle, small wooden box, and pen case.
The Bishamonten Fountain Pen arranged with the Red ink bottle behind it.
The Daikokuten Fountain Pen arranged with the yellow-orange ink bottle behind it.
The Ebisu Fountain Pen arranged with the blue ink bottle behind it.
Close up to the fountain pen nib, with special 100 Anniversary engraving.
Pilot 100th Anniversary Yukari Seven Gods of Good Fortune LE Fountain Pen Set #62
The Special Edition wooden box to store all seven pens, arranged with the outer box.
A wooden box with seven fountain pens arranged inside individual slots
Front view of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune Fountain Pens arranged in the presentation box.
Pilot logo in blue on a white background.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, A set of seven black fountain pens with gold accents, each featuring intricate Japanese artwork in the Maki-e style on the bodies.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The fountain pen arranged with the pen sleeve, ink bottle, and the engraved wood presentation box.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Close up to the wooden box's lid, featuring the engraving of a merchant ship at sea.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Front view of the Benzaiten fountain pen arranged in the presentation box with the ink and pen case.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The Jurojin fountain pen arranged in the presentation box with the ink bottle and pen case.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Close up to the opened compartment in the presentation box, featuring a wooden case for ink cartridges.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The Benzaiten fountain pen arranged on a white background with the ink bottle, wooden box, and pen case.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The Fukurokuju fountain pen arranged with the green ink bottle, small wooden compartment, and pen case on a white background.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The Hoteison fountain pen arranged on a white background with the back ink bottle, small wooden box, and pen case.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The Bishamonten Fountain Pen arranged with the Red ink bottle behind it.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The Daikokuten Fountain Pen arranged with the yellow-orange ink bottle behind it.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The Ebisu Fountain Pen arranged with the blue ink bottle behind it.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Close up to the fountain pen nib, with special 100 Anniversary engraving.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Pilot 100th Anniversary Yukari Seven Gods of Good Fortune LE Fountain Pen Set #62
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, The Special Edition wooden box to store all seven pens, arranged with the outer box.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, A wooden box with seven fountain pens arranged inside individual slots
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Front view of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune Fountain Pens arranged in the presentation box.
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Pilot 100th Anniversary Yukari Seven Gods of Good Fortune LE Fountain Pen Set #62

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In order to celebrate our centenary milestone, we are proud to present The Japanese Seven Gods of Good Fortune, a collection of superb fountain pens created through the collective craftsmanship of the KOKKOKAI group of Maki-e artisans.

The KOKKOKAI is a group of artisans that formed, in 1931, around the late Gonroku Matsuda, who was later to become Japan's most respected Maki-e artisan and a Living National Treasure. Today, the members of the KOKKOKAI—which include Maki-e artisans both working for and independent of PILOT—continue to create superlative lacquer art in order to continue Matsuda's legacy as a Maki-e master.

This collectable set of superlative lacquerware pens, entitled The Japanese Seven Gods of Good Fortune, has been crafted by 11 veteran artisans, each highly trained in the intricate skills required by their respective disciplines of Maki-e, Chinkin (Gold Inlay) and Nuri (lacquer application). It is a limited edition set; just 25 will be sold worldwide. The set presents the seven deities associated with good fortune in Japan—Ebisu, Daikoku-ten, Bishamon-ten, Benzai-ten, Fuku-roku-ju, Juro-jin and Hotei-son—in Togidashi-Taka Maki-e (Burnished-Raised Maki-e) on seven fountain pens.



Each Pen includes their individual box and packaging along with the display tray where all the pens can be featured. Only opened for photography!