/ Napkin Forever / Pininfarina Cambiano Bronze Gold

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygB9G2nfh20&feature=em-upload_owner There is a story to tell behind Napkin Forever's products. In the medieval Tuscany. Qinino. Gennini's "book of art" records many modern art techniques of the Renaissance period. It also records masters such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Radol, and Giotto Di Bondona. At that time, a metal pen was used to make graphite-like marks on paper to make sketches. Napkin's product is to put this technique from the hands of the Renaissance master into our hands, so that we can travel through time and space, With those hands that created the art that has touched countless people for hundreds of years at that time, I felt the same touch from the nib of hundreds of years ago. The decoration of each pen body is handmade by Italy's top craftsmen. For them, each pen is a work of art and no compromise is allowed. We can say that this technology will never replace modern pens, but it is a beautiful design that can be used for writing and sketching. It will never need ink and will not stain your bag. You can take it with you With occasional appreciation of the romantic feelings of the Renaissance, pen fans certainly have a deep understanding and appreciation of the writing ability of a pen, but like any collector, they will know how to appreciate its pedigree, history, and The story it tells. It was born under the cooperation of Napkin and Pininfarina, the top design company that created numerous classic Ferrari and Maserati models. Forever Pininfarina Cambiano is undoubtedly the most eye-catching product of the Forever series. Inspired by the classic concept car Cambiano, the Pininfarina design team led by Paolo Trevisan redesigned this Leonardo with elegant lines and minimalist style, as well as an aluminum and wooden sculptured pen body. Masters such as Da Vinci, during the Renaissance, before the pencil was invented, perfectly combined the modern and classic spirit, and wrote eternal stories with its nib that never needed ink. Origin / manufacturing methods Handmade in Italy