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Pilot Cypris Urushi Pen Case - Green

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Pilot Cypris Urushi Pen Case - GreenThe Pilot Cypris Urushi Pen Case in Green brings traditional Japanese lacquer artistry to a refined everyday essential. Built to cradle a single favorite writing instrument, it pairs supple leather with a deep, luminous green urushi finish that develops quiet character over time. The result is a compact, beautifully restrained case that protects and presents your pen with understated confidence. Craftsmanship & Design Urushi, the natural lacquer

The Pilot Cypris Urushi Pen Case in Green brings traditional Japanese lacquer artistry to a refined everyday essential. Built to cradle a single favorite writing instrument, it pairs supple leather with a deep, luminous green urushi finish that develops quiet character over time. The result is a compact, beautifully restrained case that protects and presents your pen with understated confidence.

Craftsmanship & Design

Urushi, the natural lacquer derived from the sap of the urushi tree, is applied in carefully built layers and cured in controlled humidity, creating a distinctive depth of color and a resilient surface. On this Cypris iteration, the green tone reads rich and nuanced, with a subtle gloss that highlights the leather beneath. Edges are clean and precise, and the silhouette remains slim for an elegant profile in a jacket pocket, pen pouch, or briefcase.

The leather base brings a soft, tactile warmth, while the lacquer adds a protective sheen that is more durable than standard surface coatings. It is a thoughtful meeting of materials: the comfort of fine leather with the longevity and visual richness of urushi.

Carry & Protection

Designed for a single pen, the case helps shield clips, barrels, and caps from incidental scuffs during travel or daily commutes. Its smooth interior and structured form offer dependable protection without excess bulk, so it slips easily into organizers or bag compartments. The experience feels intentional and quietly luxurious: a case that enhances the ritual of selecting and storing a pen without calling attention to itself.

Brand Heritage

Pilot has shaped the culture of fine writing for over a century, and the Cypris line channels that legacy into elevated carry goods. By integrating urushi lacquer with premium leather, this pen case reflects the brand’s ongoing dialogue between time-honored Japanese craft and modern utility. It is a considered companion for enthusiasts who value both technique and restraint.

Technical Specifications

  • Product: Pilot Cypris Urushi Pen Case - Green
  • Capacity: 1 pen
  • Materials: Leather with urushi lacquer finish
  • Color: Green
  • Category: Single pen case
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