Delta Indigenous Peoples - Adivasi - Limited Edition Rollerball Pens

The Delta Indigenous Peoples - Adivasi rollerball pen depicts the peoples of eastern central India. The Hindi/Sanskrit term Adivasi is used because adi means original and vasi means inhabitant.

Limited to 1857 rollerball pens, the Delta Indigenous Peoples Adivasi is made with sterling silver accents and a mother of pearl resin cap and barrel. The clip depicts a tribal sculpture of the Sarangi people. The metal bands of the pen depicts symbols found in their garments.

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• Delta Indigenous Peoples - Adivasi - Limited Edition Rollerball Pens - Adivasi *

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Delta Indigenous Peoples - Adivasi - Limited Edition Video Script

This is the Delta Indigenous People Adivasi limited edition rollerball pen. It comes in a large box. It's kind of hard. I can't fit it quite all on screen, but it has the Adivasi logo here and a scene depicting the Adivasi people. Adivasi means, Adi means original and Vasi means inhabitants, so it's the original inhabitants of Eastern Central India.

Included with the pen at the top, you can't see it here, there's a rollerball refill. Then we have a glass top to the case held on by these chrome colored bolts with the Delta logo on them. This lid lifts off and inside we have the Delta Adivasi limited edition rollerball pen. It comes with mother-of-pearl resins with sterling silver accents.

The pen is limited to the 1857 units. On the pen, we have these metal bands which are just depicting symbols that are found in the garments of the Sarangi people. And then there's a tribal sculpture that's typically found among these people as well. The top of the pen is just another symbol that you would find in their garments also. It's made of Sterling silver. You have these multi-colored resin. We have brown, there's a yellow, and then a white, and a red bands alternating throughout the pen.

On the barrel of the pen is the Delta Adivasi limited edition engraved into the pen with the number of the pen here on the back-side. And, once again, those alternating colors of the mother-of-pearl resins with a chrome to to the pen.

To extend the refill on the pen, it's a twist action. You simply twist the cap. Twist it the opposite direction to retract and then unscrew the cap to exchange the ink on the pen. Pull the refill out and replace it with a new one.

These pens, the Delta Indigenous Peoples rollerball pens, they can use either rollerball or ballpoint pens so you can just exchange them with different refill types for whichever type of ink you would prefer.

It's a great looking pen. Those different colors really stand out. Get your Delta Indigenous People Adivasi rollerball pen at PenChalet.com!