Eight centuries after his reign , Genghis Khan’s legacy still spans continents and cultures.

Montegrappa and Tavan Nuden join forces to pay tribute to history’s most powerful ruler.

Genghis Khan (1162-1227) was a warrior and political reformer whose conquests brought unprecedented peace and order to the world. His profile and signature crown a writing instrument steeped in history.

Created with Mongolia’s leaders in luxury, Tavan Nuden, Chingis Khaan uses sterling silver, vermeil and Montegrappite to honour a man named ‘Universal Ruler’ by his subjects and ‘Man of the Millennium’ by modern scholars.

Vermeil panoramas illustrate raiding Mongol horsemen, soaring above landmarks from a vast empire which stretched from the Pacific Ocean to

the Caspian Sea.

A handmade 18K gold nib bears the mark of Ongi an ancient symbol of heaven and earth found on coins minted during the Universal Ruler’s reign.

99 fountain pens bear the names of two artisanal guardians from opposite ends of the earth: emblematic of the largest contiguous empire the world has ever known.