Product Description
This hexagonal pen holder is crafted from wood lacquerware and outlined in gold with painted verse and “Lucky Eight Treasures” motifs. Each facet combines calligraphic script with auspicious symbols—echoing traditional Buddhist and folk imagery that speaks of protection, blessing, and harmonious fortune.
The deep lacquer ground and gold detailing give the piece a quiet, jewel-like presence on a desk, console, or altar table. At a compact size, it is ideal for holding pens, brushes, or small tools, yet it also works beautifully as a decorative vessel for dried stems, incense sticks, or simply as a sculptural accent.
With its blend of verse, symbolism, and geometric form, this pen holder brings a subtle sense of ritual into everyday routines—perfect for a writing desk, study, or Temple & Ritual vignette where you want both function and meaning.
Details
- Type: Hexagonal wood lacquerware pen holder
- Motif: Gold-outlined painted verse and “Lucky Eight Treasures” symbols
- Shape: Six-sided (hexagon) form for visual interest and stability
- Use: Holds pens, brushes, and small tools, or serves as a decorative vessel
- Placement: Desks, study tables, consoles, altar corners, and bookshelves
Curated by Far East Finds for those who appreciate practical objects with layered auspicious symbolism.
