New Delta Indigenous People 2025 Simbu

Delta Indigenous People 2025 Simbu

Delta is pleased to present the Indigenous People Collection 2025 Simbu "Dancing Skeletons".

Hidden among the imposing peaks of Papua New Guinea, the Simbu are a people of warriors, farmers and custodians of an ancient tradition that links earthly life to the spirit world.
Their name comes from the local word "Simbu!", an exclamation of wonder uttered by Australian explorers when they first encountered this proud tribe in the Highlands.
The Simbu are famous for their tribal dances, traditional music and above all their famous skeletal body painting, where they paint their bodies like skeletons to scare off their enemies.

Society is organized into patriarchal clans, with strong family ties and traditional hierarchies.
Land is very important: ownership of the land is linked to lineage and has social as well as economic value.

“The past does not fade: it dances among the living, engraved in the bones of tradition.”
Delta Indigenous People 2025 Simbu, a tribute to the legacy, a vision for the future.

Delta Indigenous People 2025 Simbu - Technical features
The Simbu collection is handcrafted in all its complexity, it is a work composed of countless parts that differ in materials, colors and finishes; fine resins, precious metals and colors that are inspired by the SIMBU people.
The clip, in solid 925 thousandths silver, is inspired by the drum used in moments of dance and music of the Indigenous people; the armor that surrounds the pen body is made entirely of solid silver and obtained in lost wax casting and finished by hand.
The tank simulates the skeleton of the human body, an image that, painted, covers the body of the Indigenous people.
Filling system: piston,
Nib: 14K gold, size #8, available in the writing grades: Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad.
Red ebonite feeder #8

Delta Indigenous People 2025 Simbu - limited edition:
The Simbu fountain pen in silver was produced in only 388 copies
The Simbu fountain pen Vermeil (solid silver plated with gold) was produced in 88 copies
The Simbu fountain pen Rose Vermeil (solid silver plated with rose gold) was produced in only 88 copies