Aurora Dante Inferno Fountain Pen

Aurora Dante Inferno

The prestigious writing pens brand Aurora and Dante Alighieri, one of the greatest figures of universal literature and father of the Italian language, join hands in an exceptional piece that takes as a source of inspiration the masterpiece of the so-called “Supreme Poet.”: The Divine Comedy.

A perfect conjunction that translates into a delicious limited and numbered fountain pen edition where the allegories contained in the first song of the poem, the Inferno, come to life in different ornamental motifs of loaded symbolism and considerable beauty.

Made of high quality black resin, the red lacquer ring located at the end of the barrel closest to the culotte, a clear reference to the fires of hell, and the rose gold decorations distributed at various points on the body and cap introduce a note of color and a beautiful chromatic contrast that significantly enhances the elegance of the set.

Laurel wreaths like the one that surrounds the head of the famous medieval writer in his best-known representations in recognition of his genius or his own effigy finely engraved on the upper part of the cap, the Italian flag that proudly appears on one of the rings and the name of the company, complete the decoration of this authentic jewel of writing.

It has an efficient integrated plunger loading system provided with the brand's exclusive hidden reserve tank, which allows the writing of approximately one additional sheet once activated, and with a thin transparent window to facilitate control of the ink level.

Its wonderful nib, made of 18-carat rose gold, is beautifully engraved and is available in different thicknesses and points, from the usual EF, F, M, B and BB, to the less common Italic, Stub or oblique ones for right-handed users. and left-handed (check availability and possible additional costs), opening up a very interesting range of possibilities.

It is presented in a magnificent black lacquered wood case and its production is limited to only 1,265 units, a small number that refers to the date on which the birth of the illustrious Italian creator is believed to have taken place and that adds a touch of exclusivity to the already outstanding qualities of this exceptional piece.