/Napkin Forever/ Eternal Pen, Star Wars Special Edition Primina, Darth Vader

Napkin Forever's latest release in 2016: the Star Wars collection of eternal pens... Imagine holding the galaxy in your hand... Primina is NAPKIN®'s newest creation for 2016, the small and charming Primina. Unlike the more sophisticated Prima, Primina's vibrant colors add a touch of playfulness, like exquisite macarons bringing a little decorative happiness into your life. Each pen's embellishment is handcrafted by top Italian artisans. For them, every pen is a work of art, uncompromising. It's a beautiful design piece for writing and sketching, one that never needs ink and won't stain your bag. You can carry it with you, occasionally experiencing the romantic sentiment of the Renaissance. While pen enthusiasts deeply understand and value a pen's writing capabilities, like any collector, they also appreciate its lineage, history, and the stories it tells. Ethergraf SilverPoint From the Middle Ages until graphite was discovered in a small English town around 1560, artists used a special silver-tipped stylus to create their works. The technique at the time required painters to first grind bone ash, eggshells, or shells, mix them with a glue made from rabbit skin, apply them to the canvas, and then wait for them to dry. Napkin's Ethergraf technology refines this method, so you no longer need to prepare your canvas. Simply use ordinary paper, and as the silver tip touches the paper, oxidation leaves a trace similar to graphite. Founded in 2008, Napkin has established a significant global sales network across diverse fields, from hospitality and restaurants to lifestyle products. With innovation as Napkin's core spirit, they dedicate a substantial portion of their revenue to research and development, while also collaborating with numerous Italian design schools, companies, and independent designers. Central to their endeavors is representing modern Italian design, craftsmanship, and innovation through the Ethergraf collection of inkless pens, inspired by Renaissance painting techniques and designed by Sergio Mori. The pen tip itself is also a product of Napkin's research and development. Origin/Manufacturing Method Italy