Delta Adivasi Limited Edition Ballpoint Pen

Delta Adivasi Indigenous People of India (first in Series IV) Limited Edition Pen

During the first decades of the 20th century, educated and politically active tribes from eastern central India started to use the Hindi/Sanskrit term "Adivasi". This word consists of "adi" (original), and "vasi" (inhabitant). The self-designated name "adivasi" corresponds with the modern concept of "indigenous peoples".

The version with sterling silver trim is limited to 857 fountain pen (1KS) with lateral lever, 1857 fountain pens (1K) with threaded ink converter and 1857 rollerballs ((R/2).

Each pen is hand turned from solid bars of special mother of pearl resin.

The three-dimensional clip is a representation of a typical tribal sculpture of the Sarangi.

Metal bands on the cap and barrel represent typical prints used in Adivasi garments.