Overall, with its
        slender, tapered shape, the pen recalls the outline of a flaming torch,
        the universal symbol of the beacon of learning and its intrinsic
        mobility, with its ability to be passed from hand to hand to carry its
        illumination from one civilization to another. So far as the cap in
        concerned, with its fluted lines it reflects the strong form, also
        tapered, of the column of a temple, symbolic of Greek art and its search
        for perfection, harmonious proportions and the reflection of the divine.
        The end part of the barrel is decorated with a jewel within a jewel: a
        miniature image of an ancient map of the Peloponnese created by hand by
        the application of precious enamels, an exclusive, sophisticated
        technique which makes every piece of the Limited Edition truly unique.
        In the fountain pen version, rotating this ornamented part of the pen
        causes it to be filled with ink (piston filling system), almost as if to
        suggest that the action of writing, the symbol par excellence of western
        culture, still takes place under the sphere of influence of classical
        Greece.
         
        
        
        
        
         
        The barrel of the pen
        is made of precious turquoise blue celluloid, the colour being symbolic
        of Greece. The precious metal cap is made of 18K solid gold. The
        bi-coloured nib, with ebonite feeder, is of 18K yellow gold. Decorated
        with an engraving of the flame of the Olympic torch.
         
        
        
        
        
         
        To complete this
        unmistakably Montegrappa creation with a touch of elegance, the pen is
        presented in a blue-lacquered wooden presentation case, inside which is
        a special support for the pen made of Murano glass, a precious material
        appreciated throughout the world for its purity and brilliance, and for
        the prestigious tradition preserved through the centuries by the master
        crafstmen of Venetian glass.