A samurai pen holder can serve as both a desk organizer and a display piece. EVOLZA offers designs inspired by Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Miyamoto Musashi with Sasaki Kojiro. The useful differences are their listed functions, dimensions and design—not just the historical name.
Start with the objects you want to organize
If your main goal is to keep a pen, glasses and a phone within reach, the Nobunaga and Hideyoshi listings both describe uses for pens, glasses, small accessories and a smartphone. If you also want to display a tablet, wristwatch or jewelry, the Musashi and Kojiro listing explicitly includes those uses.
- Oda Nobunaga samurai pen holder: listed uses include pens, glasses, sunglasses, small accessories and a smartphone.
- Toyotomi Hideyoshi samurai pen holder: listed uses include pens, glasses, sunglasses, small accessories and a smartphone.
- Miyamoto Musashi and Sasaki Kojiro multi-purpose stand: listed uses include smartphones, tablets, pens, wristwatches and jewelry.
Device cases, thickness and balance can affect how an item rests on a sculptural stand. A listed phone or tablet use does not mean every device will fit equally well. If fit is essential, contact us with your device model and case dimensions before choosing.
Measure the space on your desk
Compare the dimensions with the space beside your monitor or on your shelf. Leave enough room to lift the object off the stand without catching it on nearby equipment.
| Design | Listed dimensions |
|---|---|
| Oda Nobunaga | Height 13.5 cm, width 10 cm, depth 15.8 cm Approx. 5.3 × 3.9 × 6.2 in |
| Toyotomi Hideyoshi | Height 13.5 cm, width 10 cm, depth 15.8 cm Approx. 5.3 × 3.9 × 6.2 in |
| Musashi and Kojiro | Length 20 cm, width 12 cm, height 16 cm Approx. 7.9 × 4.7 × 6.3 in |
The Nobunaga and Hideyoshi listings each give an approximate weight of 300 g. The Musashi and Kojiro listing provides dimensions but does not currently specify a weight, so use its measurements when planning your display.
Understand the bronze-look finish
“Bronze look” describes an appearance; it does not by itself mean solid bronze. The Musashi and Kojiro stand is specifically listed as resin with an antique bronze-style finish. The Nobunaga and Hideyoshi listings describe their bronze-tone finish; ask for clarification if a particular material is important to you.
The Musashi and Kojiro product is listed as made in Japan and individually handcrafted by Japanese artisans. Hand-finished surfaces can vary in shading, texture and detail. Check each product's own specifications when comparing origin and materials.
Choosing a samurai-themed gift
For someone who collects pens or keeps glasses on a work desk, start with the object they use every day and then choose the figure they would enjoy displaying. For a watch or jewelry enthusiast, the broader uses listed for the Musashi and Kojiro stand may be useful. A gift for a tablet user deserves a fit check before purchase.
The Nobunaga and Hideyoshi listings include an instruction and story card in English and Japanese. The Musashi and Kojiro listing includes an original sticker. Check the selected product page for its complete package contents rather than assuming all three packages are the same.
Explore all three designs in the Samurai Collection. For delivery details, consult the shipping policy or contact EVOLZA.