Visconti Comedia Purgatorio Roller

Visconti Comedia Hell rollerball captures the essence of the realm described by Dante Alighieri in its design and craftsmanship. It is made of solid black resin with flaming red accents and dark ruthenium decorations, evoking the fire and darkness of the Inferno (hell). The central ring is individually engraved by Visconti artisans with the inscription "Comedia - Inferno". A special packaging with Dante Alighieri profile is included with the writing instrument.

Dante Alighieri was born in 1265 in Florence and is considered the greatest Italian poet who ever lived. He is also referred to as the father of the Italian language as we know it. His most important work "Comedia", later known as the Divine Comedy (Divina Commedia), is a masterpiece of world literature that explores the afterlife through three realms: hell, purgatory, and heaven. Each realm is depicted with vivid imagery and symbolism, reflecting Dante's moral and spiritual vision of life.

 Visconti Comedia is once again an act of Visconti's love for the city of Florence, the cradle of the Italian Renaissance and the embodiment of the craftsmanship that defines Visconti's creations. Meticulous attention to detail and a love for art and human culture are values that Visconti has always stood for and that they embody in the development of this collection.