David Oscarson Lord Ganesha Fountain Pen - White Color_NavyBlue Visconti launched this technique first

Visconti launched this technique first in 1993 with the Visconti Uffizi and this technique was improved over the years with the Skeleton and Ripple pens

Its balanced weight makes it feel heavy without feeling hefty

giving an elegant glow to each one-of-a-kind pen body

Highly polished metal parts and grained calfskin leather sheaths set these desk accessories apart

4mm Length 141mm Weight 25 grams Limited Edition No

David Oscarson Lord Ganesha Fountain Pen - White Color_NavyBlue Visconti launched this technique firstThe Lord Ganesha fountain pen collection is crafted with extraordinary skill using techniques including gold vermeil, opaque white hard enamel, and a translucent colored enamel. Learn more of the story behind the pen in Pen World's June 2019 article on David Oscarson. The pen is replete with symbolism, from the three separate images of Ganesha on the pen clip, cap, and barrel, to the rat at his feet. The prayer to Lord Ganesha inscribed on the grip is