Popote lacquer technique: Delivers a distinctive, painterly surface with unique depth lines for visual appeal
Urushi lacquer finish: Provides a durable, high-gloss, and vibrant appearance
Articulated sword clip: Allows for secure and flexible attachment to notebooks or pockets
Refillable rollerball design: Offers long-lasting use and eco-friendly writing
Available in multiple colors and finishes: Allows for personalization to match individual style
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An emblematic technique of the S.T. Dupont house, the so-called Popoté technique plays with material and light. Using a special stamp, the craftsman applies irregular touches to the lacquer, creating a painterly effect where the surface seems to vibrate under the light. Each gesture, both precise and random, reveals a unique depth.
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