Smithsonian Raven Steals The Sun Rollerball Pen

Smithsonian Raven Steals The Sun Rollerball Pen

6,500.00TL
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  •   National Native American Series: James Peter Johnson is an award-winning Tlingit artist and carver born and raised in Juneau, Alaska. He belongs to the Tlingit Ch'áak' Dakl'aweidi Clan (Eagle Killerwhale). His great-great-great-grandfather was Chief Gusht'eiheen ("Spray the Dorsal Fin") of the Dakl'aweidi of Xutsnoowú Kwáan (Angoon, Alaska). His great-grandfather was Chief Jimmy Johnson and his grandfather was Chief Peter Johnson, whom he is named after. His strong ancestral background led him to pursue the Tlingit art form. His late father, Franklin Johnson, first encouraged him to start carving. Johnson dedicated his life to continuing the Tlingit art form by honoring his ancestors through his work. Mr. Johnson's design brings to life the traditional Tlingit origin story of a Raven who brought light to the world. Each Tornado features this Tlingit drawing, screen-printed on a stainless steel barrel, varnished with a matte clear coat, and finished with antique silver accents. The Smithsonian top ring is engraved with its individual number and finished with the sun logo on the finial. Each rollerball is packaged in a commemorative tube with the Raven's origin story on the label. Get this rollerball and carry history in your hands.


  • Material Screen Print on Stainless Steel
    Dimensions Length: 12.5cm Diameter: 1.2cm Weight: 28 grams
    Mechanism Top-twist
    Nib Feature Rollerball 0.7mm Gel
    Origin USA

  • Retro 1951; as the name suggests, it is a pen that draws attention with its Retro 50s-style designs. This brand, which has made a name for itself especially with the Tornado series, easily distinguishes itself from other brands with its ideal pen format and extraordinary writing quality. In recent years...

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  • All mechanical parts that require maintenance (such as the mechanism, cap) are covered by our LIFETIME WARRANTY. These parts are renewed or replaced. However, pens damaged due to misuse are outside the scope of the warranty.

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    •   National Native American Series: James Peter Johnson is an award-winning Tlingit artist and carver born and raised in Juneau, Alaska. He belongs to the Tlingit Ch'áak' Dakl'aweidi Clan (Eagle Killerwhale). His great-great-great-grandfather was Chief Gusht'eiheen ("Spray the Dorsal Fin") of the Dakl'aweidi of Xutsnoowú Kwáan (Angoon, Alaska). His great-grandfather was Chief Jimmy Johnson and his grandfather was Chief Peter Johnson, whom he is named after. His strong ancestral background led him to pursue the Tlingit art form. His late father, Franklin Johnson, first encouraged him to start carving. Johnson dedicated his life to continuing the Tlingit art form by honoring his ancestors through his work. Mr. Johnson's design brings to life the traditional Tlingit origin story of a Raven who brought light to the world. Each Tornado features this Tlingit drawing, screen-printed on a stainless steel barrel, varnished with a matte clear coat, and finished with antique silver accents. The Smithsonian top ring is engraved with its individual number and finished with the sun logo on the finial. Each rollerball is packaged in a commemorative tube with the Raven's origin story on the label. Get this rollerball and carry history in your hands.


    • Material Screen Print on Stainless Steel
      Dimensions Length: 12.5cm Diameter: 1.2cm Weight: 28 grams
      Mechanism Top-twist
      Nib Feature Rollerball 0.7mm Gel
      Origin USA

    • Retro 1951; as the name suggests, it is a pen that draws attention with its Retro 50s-style designs. This brand, which has made a name for itself especially with the Tornado series, easily distinguishes itself from other brands with its ideal pen format and extraordinary writing quality. In recent years...

      read more --->

    • All mechanical parts that require maintenance (such as the mechanism, cap) are covered by our LIFETIME WARRANTY. These parts are renewed or replaced. However, pens damaged due to misuse are outside the scope of the warranty.

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