Republic
With our pens, we have reaffirmed our commitment to always protect and preserve our republic and what it has given us.
Story
Proclaimed on October 29, 1923, with the idea of independence at its core, the Republic is the greatest embodiment of the spirit of unity and solidarity that crowned our struggle for existence throughout our historical journey. We designed our pen with this spirit and the enthusiasm brought by the 100th anniversary. We colored our models with mosaic work in the red of our flag. This shade of red was also used in dedication to the thousands of martyrs and veterans who contributed to this great achievement. We engraved our crescent and star, which captivate us with their stance, onto the bodies of the pens together with diamonds.
The miniatures used in our miniature pen each carry a distinct meaning and story. First, there is a miniature of a profile photograph of Mustafa Kemal taken on June 17, 1915, in Çanakkale, while he was with the 19th Division. This photograph was taken by Major Alganer. Even during the battles, Atatürk was recognized as a hero by the Turkish army and the Turkish people; a determined, forward-thinking commander who did not shy away from responsibility and possessed strong self-confidence. These qualities later carried over into the Republic.
The miniature titled “This Is How We Won the Republic” is a frame immortalized in 1933, on the 10th anniversary of the Republic, in Uşak by Hüsnü Kazım Özer. It was chosen so that we do not forget where we came from and so that we continue to celebrate the Republic with ever-increasing enthusiasm..
Craftsmanship
On the silver body of our pen, certain areas have been plated with 24-karat gold. Diamonds and brilliant-cut diamonds have been carefully set into the body. Accents have been added through hand-engraved craftsmanship. Two historical photographs have been incorporated as miniatures on the cap of the pen. The color of our flag has completed the design through mosaic work.
Miniature Art
It is the art of illuminators engraving images in a very small and highly detailed manner. This art, reminiscent of past eras, shapes the character of the pens.
Stone Setting:
The stones, carefully placed according to the dimensions of the body, adorn the silver surface with brilliance. Stone setting is a craft that requires mastery, bringing the design to the forefront. It demands patience and skill.
Mosaic
It is the careful setting of finely cut precious stones onto the design. It highlights the craftsmanship of the pen and adds color to it.
Solid Gold Plating
It is the application of solid gold plating with a thickness of 20 microns to certain parts of our pens. In addition to adding visual emphasis, it also enhances the value of the pen.