La collezioneLimitata a soli 100 esemplari per tutto il mondo, la versione Celebration ha i tre particolari metallici più caratterizzanti (fascia, clip e fondello) in argento massiccio 925 millesimi, prima placcato consistentemen-te in oro 24 kt. e poi ulteriormente impreziosito da un velo di oro rosa, ad esaltare la spettacolare estetica della stilografica. In particolare, la fascia “floreale” accoglie una meravigliosa pietra di Acquamarina naturale. Il pennino è in oro 750 millesimi – 18 kt.; adotta il tradizionale sistema di caricamento a leva laterale.La collezione Kanaka Maoli con particolari metallici in speciale lega di bronzo placcata in oro 24 kt. preve-de la realizzazione di soli 898 stilografiche (1ks) con sistema di caricamento a leva laterale; con particolari metallici in speciale lega di bronzo impreziosita da una placcatura di rodio, è prevista la realizzazione di 1898 stilografiche (1k) con doppio sistema di caricamento di inchiostro, converter e cartucce standard; sono previste anche 1898 penne a sfera attivate con meccanismo a rotazione, aventi le stesse caratteristi-che della stilografica 1k.

Caratteristiche tecniche - Cappuccio e CorpoSono realizzati in una nuova e speciale resina, dove si intrecciano tutti i colori dello splendido arcipelago delle Hawaii, tornita a mano da barra piena.Alla estremità del cappuccio è alloggiato un cabouchon che a rilievo riporta la famosa “tartaruga” icona delle meravigliose isole; a seguire è incastonata una fascia decorativa floreale, tipica delle tradizioni hawaiiane, e una clip che, in miniatura, riproduce la antica “maschera” dei guerrieri Kanaka.Alla estremità del corpo è riprodotto fedelmente il “tamburo” tribale hawaiiano. Questi dettagli metallici di riproduzione sono ottenuti dalla tradizionale fusione di metallo “a cera persa”, sinonimo di tradizionale tecnica di lavorazione artigianale.

Sistema di caricamentoLe versioni Celebration e 1ks (special limited) offrono il tradizionale sistema di riempimento di inchiostro a leva laterale, tanto amato ed apprezzato da intenditori e collezionisti di tutto il mondo.Per la versione 1k (limited) sono previsti convertitore a vite e cartucce standard.

PenninoIn oro 750 millesimi – 18 kt., personalizzato, elastico e flessibile.E’ disponibile nelle gradazioni: EEF, EF, F, M, B, BB, OM, OB, OBB e STUB.

Le isole Hawaii sorgono nella parte nord-orientale del Pacifico.Gli indigeni hawaiiani, Kanaka Maoli, sono di ceppo polinesiano e oggi sono

circa 250.000 persone.

Sono originari delle isole Marche-si, dalle quali migrarono via mare attorno all’anno 100 a. C..

Il mare è protagonista principale di queste isole, infatti proprio dal mare arrivarono i primi abitanti provenienti dalle isole polinesiane. Essi popolarono in gran numero l’arcipelago.

The collectionLimited to only 100 pieces worldwide the Celebration version offers its most characterizing elements, the central ring, the clip and the medal, in solid sterling silver. These elements are first plated with 24 carat gold and after enriched with a layer of pink gold further enhancing the pens spectacular details. The flowery ring features an aquamarine natural stone. The nib is in 18 carat gold and covered with pink gold. It features the traditional lateral filling system.The Kanaka Maoli collection includes a special version (1KS) limited to 898 fountain pens featuring the lateral lever system and the characterizing elements in special bronze alloy plated with 24 carat gold. The collection comprises also the (1K) version limited to 1898 fountain pens with the filling system accom-plished by cartridge or converter and with the characterizing elements in special bronze alloy Rhodium plated. Also available are 1898 ballpoint pens (2) with twist mechanism and same characteristics as the 1k version.In addition a Doué version is offered in both fountain pen (1kD) and ballpen (2D) and limited to 1898 pieces each. The Doué version offers same characteristics as the 1k and 2 with the only difference being the cap which is in black resin.

Technical characteristics - Body and CapAre turned by hand from solid bars of a new and special resin created to include the most widespread colors in this splendid archipelago. In the top of the cap an engraved medal is offered portraying the famous icon of these marvelous islands, the turtle. Also placed in the cap a ring portraying the well known Hawaiian flower lei and a clip depicting an old Kanaka warrior’s mask. The extremity of the pen body is in metal and is shaped as the Hawaiian Tribal drums. All these characterizing elements are created using the traditional handcraft technique known as “lost-wax” casting process.

Filling systemThe 1KS and celebration versions offer the traditional filling system, the lateral lever system, widely appre-ciated by collectors and pen connoisseurs. In the 1k and 1kD versions the filling system is by threaded converter or cartridge.

NibThe 18 carat solid gold nib is specially designed, customized and flexible. It is decorated with a represen-tation of a Leiomano, a shark tooth weapon. It is available in EEF, EF, F, M, B, BB, OM, OB, OBB and STUB grades.

The Hawaii islands rise in the north-oriental part of the Pacific. The Hawaiian aborigines, Kanaka Maoli, are of Polynesian origin and number today about 250.000.

They originate from the Marquises islands, from which they migrated by the sea around the year 100 BC.

The sea is the main protagonist of these islands; in fact it was from the sea that the first inhabitants coming from the Polynesian islands arrived. They populated in great numbers the archipelago, approximately 1.000.000.

The collectionLimited to only 100 pieces worldwide the Celebration version offers its most characterizing elements, the central ring, the clip and the medal, in solid sterling silver. These elements are first plated with 24 carat gold and after enriched with a layer of pink gold further enhancing the pens spectacular details. The flowery ring features an aquamarine natural stone. The nib is in 18 carat gold and covered with pink gold. It features the traditional lateral filling system.The Kanaka Maoli collection includes a special version (1KS) limited to 898 fountain pens featuring the lateral lever system and the characterizing elements in special bronze alloy plated with 24 carat gold. The collection comprises also the (1K) version limited to 1898 fountain pens with the filling system accom-plished by cartridge or converter and with the characterizing elements in special bronze alloy Rhodium plated. Also available are 1898 ballpoint pens (2) with twist mechanism and same characteristics as the 1k version.In addition a Doué version is offered in both fountain pen (1kD) and ballpen (2D) and limited to 1898 pieces each. The Doué version offers same characteristics as the 1k and 2 with the only difference being the cap which is in black resin.

Technical characteristics - Body and CapAre turned by hand from solid bars of a new and special resin created to include the most widespread colors in this splendid archipelago. In the top of the cap an engraved medal is offered portraying the famous icon of these marvelous islands, the turtle. Also placed in the cap a ring portraying the well known Hawaiian flower lei and a clip depicting an old Kanaka warrior’s mask. The extremity of the pen body is in metal and is shaped as the Hawaiian Tribal drums. All these characterizing elements are created using the traditional handcraft technique known as “lost-wax” casting process.

Filling systemThe 1KS and celebration versions offer the traditional filling system, the lateral lever system, widely appre-ciated by collectors and pen connoisseurs. In the 1k and 1kD versions the filling system is by threaded converter or cartridge.

NibThe 18 carat solid gold nib is specially designed, customized and flexible. It is decorated with a represen-tation of a Leiomano, a shark tooth weapon. It is available in EEF, EF, F, M, B, BB, OM, OB, OBB and STUB grades.