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Scribo La Dotta Glicine

$590.00$650.00
Wisteria (Glicine), a small climbing plant that color the city with clusters of lilac flowers, bloom in Bologna with the arrival of spring. Native to China and Japan, wisteria was introduced into the gardens of Europe, starting with those of England, in the 18th century and soon became among the most popular and appreciated exotic plants because of their spectacular and fragrant blooms. In the language of flowers, there are so many meanings attributed to wisteria, from beauty to sensuality. Of all the values that are associated with wisteria, we like to mention that wisteria has always been a symbol of friendship in Europe.

Scribo La Dotta Labante

$590.00
LA DOTTA Labante is made in 119 pieces, handcrafted in a turquoise mother-of-pearl resin inspired by the colors of waterfalls near caves and embellished with ruthenium finishes.

Scribo La Dotta Studiorum

$580.00
When interviewed about his bond with the University of Bologna, Umberto Eco used the following words: “In my students’ dissertations,

Scribo Piuma

$500.00
Scribo Piuma Levante and Impressione Rapid brush strokes capturing the instant in which the warm sunlight reflects on the water;

Scribo Piuma – Agata, Corniola and Ametista

$500.00
Agata, Corniola and Ametista Three stones in strong, vivid tones adorn the new models in the PIUMA collection. Handmade by

Scribo Piuma – Art

$500.00

Pop Art is an artistic movement born in the UK in the second half of the 1950s; it then spread successfully in the US in the 1960s. The artists have imagined a colorful world in fluorescent hues, with shades full of color and without too many nuances, with polka dots, stripes, with abstract lines.

A real explosion of colors!

And this is exactly how they imagined the new PIUMA Pop Art, shocking, bright, and intense colors, unusual color ranges in the panorama of writing instruments.

PIUMA Art a bright and energetic fluorescent yellow

Scribo Piuma – Pop Blue

$500.00
Pop Art is an artistic movement born in the UK in the second half of the 1950s; it then spread