Ink pen "Cathedral of Christ the Savior"

The artistic solution of the "Cathedral of Christ the Savior" pen is based on the image of the largest Orthodox church in Russia by the masters of the lacquer miniature of the Kholui Art Factory.

The release of this series was timed to coincide with the 210th anniversary of the Supreme Manifesto on the construction of a Temple in Moscow, signed by Emperor Alexander I on December 25, 1812 after the expulsion of Napoleon's troops from Russia.

The front view of the modern Cathedral of Christ the Savior, which was built in the 1990s and became a recreation of the temple of the same name, destroyed in 1931, is depicted on the cap of the pen in the technique of lacquer miniature

The name of the temple is also written on the handle body in the hand-painted technique.

The body and cap of the pen are made of black acrylic resin, all metal parts are made of 925 sterling silver, the pen is made of 18K gold.

The individual number is printed on the silver rim of the cap.

The pen is presented in a wooden box with the image of the "Cathedral of Christ the Savior".