Sakura Tree Radar Eraser / SEED
Sakura Tree Radar Eraser / SEED
A natural blend of beauty and functionality, this eraser features a case made from Japanese cherry wood. With a refined design and superior erasing performance, it’s perfect for both daily use and special occasions.
Key Features:
- Natural Wood Case: Crafted from Japanese cherry wood, each piece showcases a unique grain pattern.
- High-Quality Erasing: Equipped with Seed’s Radar Eraser for smooth and effective erasing.
- Ideal for Gifting: A great choice for graduation gifts, school celebrations, or seasonal presents.
Specifications:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Measurements | Eraser: W92mm × D20mm × H57mm |
| Material | Eraser: PVC, Eraser Case: Japanese Cherry Wood |
It shows up in our journaling and planning setup next to the softer Tombow and Midori erasers, which is where its case makes the difference.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the Sakura Tree Radar Eraser?
A: An eraser by SEED held in a case made from Japanese cherry wood. The wood is the unusual part: erasers normally come in paper or plastic sleeves, and a solid wood case changes how the object feels and how it is kept on a desk.
Q: Is the wood case real cherry wood?
A: Yes, the case is cut from Japanese cherry wood, so the grain on each piece differs. No two cases carry the same pattern, which is why the listing positions it as a gift as much as a writing tool.
Q: Can the eraser be replaced once it wears down?
A: The listing does not describe a replacement eraser sold separately. If the refill matters for long-term use, confirm it before treating the case as a permanent holder — otherwise the wood outlasts the eraser inside it.
Q: What are the dimensions?
A: The eraser unit is listed at 92 mm by 20 mm by 57 mm. That is a desk-sized block rather than a pocket eraser, so the case is meant to sit on a surface rather than be carried loose in a pencil case.
Q: Is SEED's Radar eraser different from a standard eraser?
A: Radar is SEED's own eraser line, and the listing names it specifically as the eraser fitted in this case. The practical difference is the erasing quality SEED is known for rather than a special mechanism — it lifts graphite cleanly without dragging the paper.
Q: Does the wood case mark or stain?
A: The listing does not describe a finish or treatment on the wood. Untreated or lightly finished cherry will darken with handling and can pick up marks from fingers, which is characteristic of the material rather than damage.
Q: Is it suitable as a gift?
A: The listing names graduation gifts, school celebrations and seasonal presents. The wooden case is the reason: it reads as an object rather than a consumable, and it holds up to being kept after the eraser is gone.
Q: Where does it fit in a pencil case?
A: It does not. At 92 mm by 57 mm the case is a desk object, not a pencil case item. For carrying, a plain eraser is the practical choice and this one stays at home or on a study desk. The rest of our art supplies covers desk-side tools of the same kind.