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Dulha Dulhan

Rs. 55,088.00
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The OAC luxury range proudly introduces its latest masterpiece set, Union —an exquisite Fountain Pen and Roller Ball Pen crafted in the timeless splendour of Meenakari art. Drawing from a centuries-old tradition celebrated for its vibrant enamel work and intricate detailing, this set pays homage to India’s regal artistic heritage. Each pen is more than a writing instrument; it is a work of art that reflects the beauty, colour, and cultural richness of Meenakari craftsmanship.

Designed as a symbol of elegance and refinement, this pen set is an exceptional choice for wedding return gifts or anniversary presents. Its aesthetic appeal and traditional artistry make it a meaningful gift that carries warmth, celebration, and legacy. Whether shared with loved ones or gifted to honour a special milestone, the set embodies thoughtfulness and sophistication.

To elevate its luxurious presence, each pen is meticulously electroplated in 24k gold. This radiant finish not only enhances the visual grandeur of the Meenakari patterns but also ensures durability and a lasting sheen. The combination of gold plating and hand-inspired detailing makes the pens stand out as premium collectibles, treasured for both their appearance and craftsmanship.

Material: Rare Resin with brass electro plated in 24k Gold

  • Type: Roller Ball Pen
  • Material: Rare Resin with brass electro plated in Tuscan Antique Gold
  • Weight: 45g
  • Length: 14.5cm

Return Policy:

  • Returns accepted within 30 days only if item is damaged or defective
  • Item must be in original condition with packaging
  • Free return shipping for damaged or defective items
  • Custom engraved items are non-returnable
  • Refunds processed within 10-15 business days
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Moradabad’s artisans gained recognition for their mastery of engraving and plating. The Mughal elite, with its preference for decorative copper-plated utensils, drove a demand for intricately designed wares and aesthetically appealing. This continued even after the fall of the Mughal empire in the mid-19th century and the establishment of the British rule.

Moradabad’s artisans excelled in combining functionality with ornamentation, creating a diverse range of products that catered to both traditional and modern tastes. The use of lacquer to color engravings added a vibrant allure to the products, setting Moradabad apart.

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Our quill pens are adorned with naturally harvested feathers, ensuring that no birds are ever harmed in their collection. Each pen carries the timeless elegance of tradition, blending natural beauty with fine craftsmanship — a writing instrument that is as ethical as it is exquisite.

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Meenakari is a traditional Indian art form that involves enameling or painting intricate designs on metal objects, such as jewelry, decorative items and other ornaments. The term ‘Meenakari’ comes from the Hindi words ‘Meena’, meaning enamel and ‘Kari’, meaning work.

Meenakari artists use vibrant colors and intricate designs to create beautiful and durable artworks. The process involves applying multiple layers of enamel to the metal surface, which are then fired in a kiln to achieve the desired colors and patterns.

Adorned with the Meenakari style of art that dates back centuries of refinement, was brought into Rajasthan from Persia by the Mughals. While the brass engraving art form is a tradition of Moradabab in Uttar Pradesh.

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More than Just Decorative — Crafted for Writing

Our quill pens are not mere ornaments; they are precision-engineered instruments of writing. Every nib is carefully shaped and perfected in-house to ensure a smooth, effortless glide across the page. Complementing this, our uniquely designed feeder regulates ink flow with remarkable consistency, allowing each dip to last longer and every word to flow seamlessly. A timeless writing experience, where artistry meets engineering.