Pelikan Souveran M1000 Raden Fountain Pen Stardust Hoshikuzu Limited Edition

The Pelikan M1000 Raden Stardust “Hoshikuzu” is a limited edition fountain pen that represents a remarkable meeting between Pelikan’s German craftsmanship and the refined decorative techniques of Japanese tradition. More than a writing instrument, it is a true work of art, capturing the essence of the universe in an elegant and timeless form.

The name “Hoshikuzu”, meaning “stardust” in Japanese, evokes a poetic vision of a deep night sky illuminated by shimmering light. This effect is brought to life by the renowned artist Yamazaki Mushu and the Hoshu-kai collective, masters of Kaga maki-e based in Yamanaka Onsen.

The pen is crafted using the traditional Raden technique, where delicate fragments of abalone shell are applied onto a base of deep black Urushi lacquer, reflecting the depth of the cosmos. Three types of finely crushed mother-of-pearl are carefully arranged into elegant vertical patterns using a traditional Funzutsu tube. As light moves across the surface, iridescent shades of violet, blue, green, and silver shimmer and shift like distant stars.

The Raden decoration is then sealed beneath multiple layers of clear lacquer, polished over time to achieve a deep, glass-like finish. 24k gold-plated trims, including the iconic Pelikan clip and double cap bands, complete the design with timeless elegance.

Each piece is individually signed by the artist and features a hand-applied limited edition number using the maki-e technique, ensuring the uniqueness of every pen. The M1000 Stardust “Hoshikuzu” is presented in an elegant paulownia wood box, reflecting the care and tradition behind its creation.

Built on the iconic Pelikan M1000 platform, this fountain pen features a piston filling system and a large 18k gold nib, delivering a smooth, expressive, and refined writing experience.

The Pelikan M1000 Raden Stardust “Hoshikuzu” is more than a pen: it is a cosmic fusion of East and West, where tradition and innovation come together, and every detail tells a story of light, material, and wonder.