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Mughal Carpet Ballpoint Pen

Description
The Mughal Carpet Ballpoint Pen is adapted from a luxurious carpet in the Museum’s collection. This carpet features a floral pattern similar to Persian designs. However, the precision of the stemmed plants on the border is a mark of Indian achievement.
Ballpoint, black ink, medium point type, 1mm tip. Twist action. Brass barrel and clip with printed lacquer and silver overlay. 5 1/4''L. Gift boxed.
Refillable. Uses Schmidt P900 or standard Parker refill.
- Brass barrel and clip with printed lacquer and silver overlay
- Refillable. Uses Schmidt P900 or standard Parker refill
- Twist action
- Ballpoint
- Black ink, medium point type, 1mm tip
- Gift boxed
- 5 1/4''L
Art History
The Mughal Empire in India (1526–1858) flourished under a long line of dynamic and highly cultured rulers. Some of the greatest achievements of Indian art and architecture were produced during this period. Because Mughal rulers required a large quantity of textiles and carpets to decorate their palaces, tents, and gardens, they developed extensive court workshops to produce them.

Description
The Mughal Carpet Ballpoint Pen is adapted from a luxurious carpet in the Museum’s collection. This carpet features a floral pattern similar to Persian designs. However, the precision of the stemmed plants on the border is a mark of Indian achievement.
Ballpoint, black ink, medium point type, 1mm tip. Twist action. Brass barrel and clip with printed lacquer and silver overlay. 5 1/4''L. Gift boxed.
Refillable. Uses Schmidt P900 or standard Parker refill.
- Brass barrel and clip with printed lacquer and silver overlay
- Refillable. Uses Schmidt P900 or standard Parker refill
- Twist action
- Ballpoint
- Black ink, medium point type, 1mm tip
- Gift boxed
- 5 1/4''L
Art History
The Mughal Empire in India (1526–1858) flourished under a long line of dynamic and highly cultured rulers. Some of the greatest achievements of Indian art and architecture were produced during this period. Because Mughal rulers required a large quantity of textiles and carpets to decorate their palaces, tents, and gardens, they developed extensive court workshops to produce them.
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