Leonardo Furore DolceVita Parthenope fountain pen

The Furore DolceVita Parthenope is a color combination of the famous orange resin, combined with a deep dark blue cap and section and silver or gold color trim.

The Dolcevita® Furore has a vintage shape reminiscent of the past. It's soft at both ends, making it balanced with or without the cap. It features a flexible clip with a rotating ring for easy storage in a pocket or pen holder.

The central ring features a floral theme, communicating emotion and emphasizing, creativity and rebirth. Hand-engraved and reproduced using the ancient lost-wax casting technique, it's a blend of tradition and elegance that characterizes every Dolcevita® writing instrument.

The brand  DolceVita® is inspired by one of the most prosperous periods from an artistic and cultural point of view in Italy, and in particular in the capital Rome. In the period between the end of the 1950s and the beginning of the 1960s, after the suffering of the Second World War, Italy enjoyed the economic boom and consequently the desire to live and enjoy the beauty and the fun atmosphere of one of the most beautiful cities in the world became apparent.

Rome becomes the artistic epicenter of the latest trends, especially Via Veneto with its cafés crowded with old glories of Italian and American cinema. A breath of internationality brought by many Hollywood producers who choose the Italian capital as the set of their films as well as center  of social life.

DolceVita evokes a carefree lifestyle dedicated to worldly pleasures and one of the most famous icon is the film “La Dolce Vita” by Fellini, a symbol of the desire for a life full of joy and emotions, the idea of that ‘good life ’ style riding a Vespa that has always fascinated foreigners.