Description
The link between the brain and the pen with the act and art of writing serving as an extension of man’s talent to precise himself whilst exercising the brain itself. Dr. Richard Restak M.D. encouraged Montegrappa to design the Brain Pen.
Emblematic of that is the contrast present within the pen’s so much basic structural parts: the highest a part of the pen is wealthy and elaborate whilst the body is unassuming acting as a parallel to a person’s body where all his riches are within the brain.
Adorning the highest of cap is a cross-element of the brain according to an ancient representation. The cap features an overlay made of neurons with the pocket clip representing the spinal cord. The clip has a spring-loaded mechanism and its tip is lacquered in red or black to distinguish the fountain pen from the roller ball.
Etched into the nib is the picture of a sea-horse. This refers back to the hippocampus which is an enormous component to the brain of humans and other vertebrates. It belongs to the limbic system and plays crucial role within the consolidation of knowledge from short-term memory to long-term memory and spatial navigation.
Accompanying each and every Brain Pen is a duplicate of a book written especially for Montegrappa by Dr. Restak.
Your Brain Pen will probably be offered as a limited edition consisting of:
- 1012 silver fountain pens a amount representing the collection of neurons within the human brain which can be estimated to be between 10 raised to the 12th power or 10 raised to the 13th power
- 900 silver roller ball pens because the collection of neurotransmitter (messenger) molecules released by a single synaptic vesicle is 900
Brain Special Limited Edition Silver Medium Point Fountain Pen
Fountain Pen Medium Point
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