The motifs of acanthus leaves, which have an important place in Anatolian architecture, have become an integral part of the columns, the supporting elements of structures. Acantha means “thorn” in Greek. The immortality and inaccessibility associated with thorns have given these motifs, often used in religious architecture, a sense of unattainability and eternity. The use of these motifs in Corinthian capitals, which first emerged in Ancient Greece, is based on the story of a young Corinthian girl.

The intricately carved acanthus leaf motifs on majestic columns have served as the inspiration for the design of the fountain pen. In the design, the enchantment of these motifs is blended with diamonds and emeralds, integrating the fountain pen with history.