Shavout Pearl and Gold Feather Limited Collection

Italian products are renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship, love of elegant style, and functionality. Urso built its strength on these roots starting in 1985. Since then, it has become one of the leading manufacturers of exclusive writing instruments worldwide. The collections created by Italian masters can confidently be called writing jewels. Handcrafted and engraved in solid gold and silver, equipped with hard enamel and gemstones, they are luxury in themselves. Pens and ballpoint pens are made by master jewelers, which is why Urso products serve both as writing instruments and as jewelry-inspired designs.

We are pleased to present to you the exclusive Shavout collection of pens by Urso. Shavout (Hebrew: שבועות) – (the symbol is engraved on the pen) – the Jewish Feast of Weeks, also called the Feast of Harvests, Pentecost, or Green Holidays, celebrated on the 6th day of the month of Sivan — in the diaspora also on the following day. It commemorates the giving of the Torah to Moses on Mount Sinai and falls seven weeks after Passover (hence called Pentecost). This holiday is also associated with ancient agricultural customs. During the festival, synagogues are decorated in green. Some Orthodox Jews spend the entire night studying the Torah (Tikkun Leil Shavuot) to prepare for its reaffirmation. Traditional holiday foods include dairy dishes and special loaves made from new grain.

The clip of this extraordinary pen is a replica of a mezuzah. Mezuzah (Hebrew: מזוזה, from doorpost, doorframe) – in Judaism, a small container made of wood, metal, or glass, containing a rolled parchment with two Torah passages (Deuteronomy 6:4-9 and 11:13-21). The parchment is rolled from the left so that the text can be read immediately when unrolled. Letters are written on the rolled parchment to mark the top and bottom. The word Shaday (Hebrew: Almighty) is often included. This text also appears in the Shema prayer. Only a qualified scribe (sofer) may write the text on the parchment — only then is the mezuzah kosher. Some Jewish factions or emigrant Jews treat the mezuzah as a talisman with protective functions, but its purpose is entirely different. The Talmud states that the mezuzah is one of the seven commandments given by God to Israel out of love, and it should be treated accordingly.

The mezuzah is hung on doorframes or entrances of Jewish religious homes at a depth of one hand's breadth as a literal fulfillment of the commandment given by JHWH. It should be placed at the entrance, tilted, on the right side, at a height of 2/3. It must be fixed permanently, preferably nailed. The written parchments are checked periodically for damage. In homes, this is done every seven years; in public places, once every fifty years. It is permissible to live in a room without a mezuzah for 30 days. Its placement is preceded by a blessing.

Limited series consists of 50 pieces, in various colors, dedicated to the Jewish people's exodus from Egypt after the Ten Commandments were announced on Mount Sinai.

Exclusive office accessories are a wonderful addition to desk decor, a gift for a director, or a luxurious present for high-level business meetings.

Manufacturer

Urso

Model

Shavout

Color

pearl gold

Material

enamel/silver/gold

Silver

solid silver 925

Silver weight

80 g

Nib

B, F, M - made of 18kt gold, with engraved Star of David

Refill system

converter

Packaging

lacquered wooden box with decorative Star of David

Collection

50 pieces

Processing time

approximately 3-5 weeks / depending on the manufacturer’s stock

Shipping / Gift

upon request, shipping to a specified address in an elegant gift box, with the option to include a card with a dedication or wishes

Engraving / Embossing

upon request, engraving or embossing of any text, dedication, or initials