OMAS Silk Way limited edition fountain pen

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The OMAS Silk Way Vermeil Sterling Silver Fountain Pen is a precious homage to a route which has marked the history of man and of cultural exchanges between peoples in the last 2000 years.

The Silk Way refers to the network of caravan and trade routes, covering approximately 8,000 km over land and sea, and along rivers, along which trade flowed in Antiquity between the Chinese Empires and the West. The OMAS Silk Way Limited Edition Solid Gold Fountain Pen is thus dedicated to this route.

This new masterpiece of craftsmanship from OMAS summarizes some of the most representative elements of the “Silk Way” in the stylistic elements of the Limited Edition.

OMAS Silk Way Fountain Pen Details:

• Cylindrical shape with embrasures on cap and knob
• Cap with the representation of the by land journey of the camels caravan through the “Silk Way” deserts, cusp-shape jade on the top
• Barrel with the “Silk Way” journey by sea between Venice lagoon and the Chinese coast
• Clip made precious with the arabesques of the “Serenissima” Republic of Venice
• Packaging made of white wood, with a representation of a camels caravan, handcrafted in Italy
• Length: 137.50 mm – Maximum Diameter: ø 15.30 mm
• 18K Gold nib, with an arabesque engraving
• Feeder in ebonite ø 5,50 with 1 capillary; loading capacity: 1.45 ml
• OMAS Silk Way Vermeil Sterling Silver Fountain Pen. On the surface of which can be seen meticulous enamel decorations of the most representative elements of the historic route.

The cap, embellished with a jade tip, features masterly micro-fusion and enamel work symbolizing the overland journey completed by the caravans of camels across the desert. The clip, like the 18K Gold nib, is decorated with the arabesques which appear on the flag of the “Serenissima” Republic of Venice, the homeland of the most famous traveler between West and East: Marco Polo.

In contrast, the reservoir represents the geography of the sea routes which connected the West, starting from the Venetian lagoon, to the East and the coasts of China and Indonesia. Even today, the “Silk Way” is synonymous with exoticism, adventure, cultural exchange and travel to distant lands.