Epic Warriors Chatrapti Shivaji Maharaj Roller Ball Pen
Honouring Legends. Inspiring Generations. OAC Pens proudly presents its latest range of luxury writing instruments — a tribute to the Indian icons whose courage, vision, and steadfast resolve shaped the destiny of our nation. Each pen in this collection is more than a masterpiece of craftsmanship; it is a symbol of gratitude, preserving the spirit of those who stood unwavering in the face of challenge. Handcrafted with meticulous precision, adorned with artistic detail, and designed to endure, these pens capture the essence of heroism and leadership. From the first touch to the final stroke, they invite you to write not just words, but history — inspired by the extraordinary lives that built this great country. This is more than a writing instrument. It is a legacy in your hand.
OAC Pens proudly presents its latest range of luxury writing instruments — a tribute to the Indian icons whose courage, vision, and steadfast resolve shaped the destiny of our nation. Each pen in this collection is more than a masterpiece of craftsmanship; it is a symbol of gratitude, preserving the spirit of those who stood unwavering in the face of challenge.
Handcrafted with meticulous precision, adorned with artistic detail, and designed to endure, these pens capture the essence of heroism and leadership. From the first touch to the final stroke, they invite you to write not just words, but history — inspired by the extraordinary lives that built this great country.
This is more than a writing instrument. It is a legacy in your hand.
- Type: Roller Ball Pen
- Material: Rare Resin with brass electro plated in Tuscan Antique Gold
- Weight: 26g
- Length: 143mm
- Packaging: Luxury Gift Box Included
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
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.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj
Shivaji I (Shivaji Shahaji Bhonsle, 19 February 1630 – 3 April 1680) was an Indian ruler and a member of the Bhonsle dynasty. Shivaji carved out his own independent kingdom from the Sultanate of Bijapur that formed the genesis of the Maratha Empire. In 1674, he was formally crowned the Chhatrapati of his realm at Raigad Fort.
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.
A true masterpiece of craftsmanship, this glass box is designed to showcase the beauty and elegance of our luxury, handcrafted Indian pens.This stunning glass box is a masterpiece of elegance, and is a collectors item by itself. Elaborate care has gone into its design and aesthetic.Each glass box is individually hand crafted to reflect the intricate characteristics of glass work, a skill passed down through the generations.Inspired by the ancient Indian art of glass-making, this exquisite box is a testament to our country's rich cultural heritage.