Omas Rollerball Pens

In 1930 Armando Simoni presented the first dodecagonal model of the 12 faceted Arte Italiana series and is proud to present the Aubergine , the line's latest addition. The Aubergine rollerball pen is

OMAS strives to craft its Arte Italiana writing instruments with rare and precious materials to create a writing experience like no other! The Arte Italiana Woods Collection is strong, modern and elegant for those w

OMAS streamlines and enlivens its basic Arte Italiana line with the Cruise writing instruments. The familiar dodecagonal (12-faceted) barrels are crafted in special pearlized resins in resort colors of red, caramel,

Samo is the newest Omas Limited Edition, which represents a tribute between the cultures of the East and West. It celebrates the origin of ideas from the 6th century BC where the island of Samos was at the peak of i

OMAS introduces the Tauromaquia Limited Edition Rollerball, a representation of the tradition of bullfighting in Spain. Derived from the Latin taurus (bull) and from the Greek machia (battle), the Tauromaquia was a

Since the 1930’s, OMAS has been famous for its mastery of celluloid – a natural substance that provides glorious color but is difficult to produce. The perfectly balanced shape of the Bologna is now realized in new

First conceived over 10 years ago, the OMAS 360 with its triangular shape has remained a revolutionary design offering technical perfection, refined aesthetics and pure writing pleasure. OMAS now upgrades the oversi

Named for OMAS’ city of origin, the Bologna has a round, tapered shape that is generous in size and balanced to be the ultimate in writing comfort. The finishes in the new Magica (purple) and L’Acqua (blue green), R

OMAS’s legendary Arco celluloid returns! In the 1930’s, OMAS was renowned for the incredible colors and designs of its celluloid writing instruments. The Arco finish proved to be a cut above the rest and became

OMAS unveils an exciting redesign of the classic 12-faceted Arte Italiana, an updated interpretation of the first dodecagonal model presented by Armando Simoni in 1930. New features include a single b

Since the 1930’s, OMAS has been renowned for the incredible colors and designs of its celluloid writing instruments. The new Wild celluloid pattern lives up to its heritage; a stunning finish for the octagonal A