ADIVASI

Devoted to ancient aborigen people of India

Adivasi is the hindi name of an indigenous minority of the population of India, which used to live nearby the holy river Narmada, until they lost their lands due to modernization and industry, during the 20th century.

Cap and body are hand turned from a solid bar of pearly resin, bronze and green colored, with rings in deep red and ivory resin.

The 1K version is cartridge/converter filled; while the 1KS version features the traditional lateral lever filling system.

Limited Edition
857 fountain pens 1KS
1857 fountain pens 1K
57 fountain pens Celebration

All the pens are enriched by darkened sterling silver bands, on cap and barrel, etched at relief with typical decorations of Adivasi's clothes.

18 Kt gold nib, platinum plated or "yellow" gold, flexible and personalized with a typical design of Adivasi fabrics.
Available in F, M, B, and also - on request - EEF, EF, BB, OM, OB, OBB and Stub.

A matching capless roller (convertible in ballpen) completes the collection.

Other
Indigenous People
Masai,
Nativi Americani,
Inuit,
Tuareg,
Maori
Cossack
Ainu
Indios
Sami
The Celebration version, made in only 57 pieces, has 18 Kt bands

The clip is made in darkened sterling silver for 1K and 1KS version;
and in vermeil in Celebration version.
It reproduces at low-relief an ancient tribal sculpture, the Sarangi.