Montblanc Patron of Art 4810 Semiramis Fountain Pen - Sale

The legendary Assyrian queen Semiramis is considered one of the most fascinating and powerful female rulers in ancient history. According to historical accounts and myths, she governed a vast empire in the ninth century BC with remarkable strategic acumen and extraordinary determination. Her name remains inextricably linked to the unification of Babylon and Assyria, as well as to architectural masterpieces such as the famous Hanging Gardens—one of the Wonders of the Ancient World. A visionary stateswoman, she played a pivotal role in fostering culture and left behind an enduring legacy that has outlasted generations. Released in 1996 as part of the prestigious Montblanc Patron of Art series, this piston-filling fountain pen pays tribute to Queen Semiramis through exquisite design details executed with the utmost craftsmanship. The elegant barrel, crafted from deep black precious resin, is encased in a delicate, openwork gold-plated lattice of 750 sterling silver in the vermeil style. Precious red enamel inlays provide striking accents on the cap and barrel, while the intricately decorated clip features an inlay of the heraldic animal associated with the goddess Ishtar. The handcrafted nib is made of 18-karat gold and bears an exclusive engraving of a Near Eastern motif. This collector's item—sold out worldwide and bearing the article number 28624—is strictly limited to a production run of 4,810 pieces.