Lápiz Blackwing Vol. 3. Ravi Shankar. Palomino - Black Sheep Handmade
Lápiz Blackwing Vol. 3. Ravi Shankar. Palomino - Black Sheep Handmade

Vendor:Blackwing

Blackwing Pencil Vol. 3. Ravi Shankar. Palomino

8.86€

In June 1966, George Harrison met Master Ravi Shankar in Bath, England. Harrison asked Ravi to teach him how to play the sitar, a task that Ravi accepted only after considerable hesitation. Their collaboration resulted in an explosion in the popularity of Indian classical music and culture in the United States and around the world.

Blackwing 3 is a tribute to Ravi Shankar on his 100th birthday. 

It features extra-firm graphite and a turmeric matte finish accented with a pattern inspired by one of Ravi's iconic sitars. The pattern prominently features the (Om), a sacred Sanskrit symbol with three phonetic components that correlate with the states of being of waking, dreaming, and unconsciousness.

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Detalles
Year: June 2020
Hardness: HB
Barrel: Hexagonal
Country: USA
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The roots of Blackwing go back to the 1930s, when the Eberhard Faber Pencil Company first introduced the 602 model. Over the years, the pencil with the unique rectangular eraser became synonymous with quality.
Then, in 1998, after several corporate acquisitions, it was discontinued, but it wasn't forgotten. In fact, fans started paying up to $40 on eBay for a single Blackwing pencil.
In 2007, they introduced their range of Palomino pencils with genuine incense cedar and premium Japanese graphite.
Leveraging their more than 100 years of family experience in the pencil industry, they reintroduced Blackwing pencils in 2010.
In the years since its revival, Blackwing has gone from being a simple pencil to a culture.