EXCLUSIVE PEN HERMAN EPIKA "RETRO AURA" ENGRAVED BY MALBA Media
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Discover the elegance of the past captured in the extraordinary pen named “Retro Aura”—a writing instrument that not only transports you to the enchanting world of the 1920s and 1930s but also tells the story of Polish culture and nightlife from that era.
Etched into the pen’s body is the graceful silhouette of a woman in a hat and an elegant dress, her outstretched arms seemingly embracing the pen, creating a harmonious whole. The retro aura of this remarkable piece evokes memories of the golden years of Polish interwar culture. Warsaw, often called the “Paris of the North,” was alive with energy and served as a hub for artistic expression. It was during this time that legendary cabarets like “Qui Pro Quo” emerged, where artists created unforgettable performances blending humor, music, and literature.
Evenings in interwar Warsaw echoed with the sounds of jazz and dance in refined ballrooms and cafés—popular meeting places for artists, intellectuals, and those captivated by the city’s vibrant nightlife. One of the most elegant venues was the legendary “Adria”, known for its revolving dance floor, performances by Jerzy Petersburski’s orchestra, and an atmosphere brimming with luxury and artistic glamour.
The pen also conjures the spirit of the literary world, where writers like Julian Tuwim and Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska captivated audiences with works full of emotion and finesse.
In Kraków, cafés like Jama Michalika hosted the artistic bohemia, where spirited conversations on art and philosophy were a daily occurrence. Though steeped in tradition, the city also welcomed modern European influences, seamlessly blending the past with the modernity of the interwar years.
This pen is not just a writing tool, but a tribute to the cultural bloom and nocturnal adventures of interwar Poland. Perfect for vintage style enthusiasts and those who appreciate unique objects with a deep story to tell.
Write your own tale with an accessory that tells one of its own.
Retro Aura invites you into a world of elegance and nostalgia.
Product details:
Body:Titanium Grade 5 ( Engraved by Malba)
Top: Titanium Grade 5 ( Engraved by Malba)
Clip: Titanium Grade 5 ( Engraved by Malba)
Button: Hardened Stainless Steel AISI 420
Locking System: HCRLS - Herman Ceramic Rotary Locking System
The Rotary Locking System consists of:
- 3 ceramic balls (Si₃N₄) 2.5mm for locking
- 5 ceramic balls (Si₃N₄) 1mm for rotational movement bearing of the clip
- 1 ceramic ball 2mm (ZrO₂) made of zirconium oxide for limiting the range of rotational movement
The frame of the system is made of phosphor bronze, a very durable material with self-lubricating properties.
Refill Used: Fisher Space Pen PR1F Blue Fine Pressurized Refill
Spare refill included
Tip Thickness: 0.9 mm (0.0354”)
In the Herman Epika, any Parker standard refill can be used interchangeably.
The body of the pen is made from a single piece of titanium.
Spring for Pressurizing Refill and Mechanism Spring: Stainless Steel Spring AISI 302
Weight: 35 g (1.23 oz)
Total Length with Extended Button: 124 mm (4.88")
Diameter: 11 mm (0.43”)
Discover the elegance of the past captured in the extraordinary pen named “Retro Aura”—a writing instrument that not only transports you to the enchanting world of the 1920s and 1930s but also tells the story of Polish culture and nightlife from that era.
Etched into the pen’s body is the graceful silhouette of a woman in a hat and an elegant dress, her outstretched arms seemingly embracing the pen, creating a harmonious whole. The retro aura of this remarkable piece evokes memories of the golden years of Polish interwar culture. Warsaw, often called the “Paris of the North,” was alive with energy and served as a hub for artistic expression. It was during this time that legendary cabarets like “Qui Pro Quo” emerged, where artists created unforgettable performances blending humor, music, and literature.
Evenings in interwar Warsaw echoed with the sounds of jazz and dance in refined ballrooms and cafés—popular meeting places for artists, intellectuals, and those captivated by the city’s vibrant nightlife. One of the most elegant venues was the legendary “Adria”, known for its revolving dance floor, performances by Jerzy Petersburski’s orchestra, and an atmosphere brimming with luxury and artistic glamour.
The pen also conjures the spirit of the literary world, where writers like Julian Tuwim and Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska captivated audiences with works full of emotion and finesse.
In Kraków, cafés like Jama Michalika hosted the artistic bohemia, where spirited conversations on art and philosophy were a daily occurrence. Though steeped in tradition, the city also welcomed modern European influences, seamlessly blending the past with the modernity of the interwar years.
This pen is not just a writing tool, but a tribute to the cultural bloom and nocturnal adventures of interwar Poland. Perfect for vintage style enthusiasts and those who appreciate unique objects with a deep story to tell.
Write your own tale with an accessory that tells one of its own.
Retro Aura invites you into a world of elegance and nostalgia.
Product details:
Body:Titanium Grade 5 ( Engraved by Malba)
Top: Titanium Grade 5 ( Engraved by Malba)
Clip: Titanium Grade 5 ( Engraved by Malba)
Button: Hardened Stainless Steel AISI 420
Locking System: HCRLS - Herman Ceramic Rotary Locking System
The Rotary Locking System consists of:
- 3 ceramic balls (Si₃N₄) 2.5mm for locking
- 5 ceramic balls (Si₃N₄) 1mm for rotational movement bearing of the clip
- 1 ceramic ball 2mm (ZrO₂) made of zirconium oxide for limiting the range of rotational movement
The frame of the system is made of phosphor bronze, a very durable material with self-lubricating properties.
Refill Used: Fisher Space Pen PR1F Blue Fine Pressurized Refill
Spare refill included
Tip Thickness: 0.9 mm (0.0354”)
In the Herman Epika, any Parker standard refill can be used interchangeably.
The body of the pen is made from a single piece of titanium.
Spring for Pressurizing Refill and Mechanism Spring: Stainless Steel Spring AISI 302
Weight: 35 g (1.23 oz)
Total Length with Extended Button: 124 mm (4.88")
Diameter: 11 mm (0.43”)