Limited Edition Roller pen to celebrate the memorial Jubilee of the Armenian Genocide (1915-2015). Montegrappa named this pen after the ancient name of the capital city of Armenia ‘Yerevan’ that was ‘EREBOUNI’. The pen is a masterpiece of symbolism: Montegrappa’s designers incorporated national, historic, and theological themes and touched upon the key areas most important to the narrative history of Armenia: - the dome of the three vaulted church ‘Zevartnots’, the seventh century masterpiece of Armenian architecture, symbolising the Holy Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The ‘Eternal Flame’ in memory of the 1915 victims to venerate the Martyrs of April 24. ‘100’ designates the memorial Jubilee of the Armenian Genocide (1915-2015). The ‘Wheel of Eternity’ on the pen’s bottom with eight blossoming spokes is Armenian symbol of eternity. ‘Mount Ararat’ is the portrait of the Armenian People and Land, and the symbol of their survival. The two ‘Cranes’ represent the traditional symbol of exile and the Armenian Diaspora. The ‘Pomegranate’ is the symbol of life. This pen is a piece of art!