Accessories

Sailor 10ml Empty Bottle

Set of 5 Erasers for Mechanical Pencil Sailor Refino

Set of 5 Erasers for Sailor Multi-function Yuubi Maki-e

Set of 5 erasers for Mechanical Pencil Sailor 1911

60 index stickers Dimensions : 42 × 34 mm

JIBUN TECHO Numbers & Icons Stencil - KokuyoSize: 14.2 x 5.5cm

60 index stickers Dimensions : 42 × 34 mm

120 index stickers Dimensions : 23 × 29 mm

90 index stickers Dimensions : 27 × 34 mm

Set of 5 erasers for Mechanical Pencil Sailor Slim

5 Corner Mirikeshi Eraser An ingenious gum with a very functional design. It offers 5 points of different widths to choose the width corresponding to the line you want to erase: thin, 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm and 6 mm. It is also possible to cut the gum with a cutter in order to always have precise tips. Diameter 2.3 com Length: 5.5 cm

Brass Traveler's Company clip

The Sailor ink reservoir can be left inside the bottle or removed for use in other bottles. Be sure to clean the reservoir after removing it to avoid cross-contamination.  Note: This reservoir is only compatible with Sailor 50ml square bottles.

Brass Traveler's Company clip

90 index stickers Dimensions : 27 × 34 mm

Lettermark and letter stencil letters

Sailor Case for 3 Ink Cartridges

TRC BRASS INDEX Clips 6 pieces

Clear cover This clear matte cover features various pockets on the front and inside plus a pen holder. It is the same cover provided with the JIBUN TECHO First Kit and DIARY. For JIBUN TECHO (A5)

120 index stickers Dimensions : 23 × 29 mm

Sailor empty cartridges - Pack of 6

Featuring a blunt-tipped syringe and washing nozzle, this kit has everything you need to keep your pen clean. Use it with the Sailor and Nagasawa fountain pens. Specifications: 3 ml syringe barrel. One blunt-tipped syringe attachment that is ideal for drawing up ink from the very bottom of an ink bottle. It can then be used to fill a Sailor converter...

Brass clips numbered from 1 to 12.12 pieces

Kurume Kasuri pouches reflect a unique traditional technique. The originality of kasuri lies in its creation process: instead of printing the motifs on the fabric after it has been designed, the threads are dyed beforehand. This traditional method gives kasuri patterns slightly blurred edges, offering an aesthetic that is both distinct and ancestral. Each...