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unexpected death at just 32 years old, his legacy lives on far beyond perfectly choreographed movements and physical mastery. It lies equally in his curiosity, selfdiscipline and belief in remaining authentic and responsive to change.
Montblanc Great Characters Homage To Bruce Lee Special Edition
The Montblanc Great Characters Homage To Bruce Lee Special Edition is dedicated to Bruce Lee the actor. The edition’ s black precious resin barrel carries a dragon motif inspired by a drawing Lee made during the filming of Enter the Dragon. The dragon is a recurring theme throughout Lee’ s life. Born in the year of the dragon, the nickname“ Little Dragon” followed him from childhood and came to symbolise the intensity he united in body and spirit. The contrasting cap is crafted in yellow precious resin, a reference to the legendary jumpsuit worn in the pagoda sequence of Game of Death and is traced with
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geometric lines inspired by the decorative frame of the original Enter the Dragon film poster.
A ruthenium-coated cone is engraved with a circling hornet in tribute to The Green Hornet, the television series that helped propel Lee to international recognition. The finely textured clip is shaped like one of the sticks of a nunchaku, while the cap ring recalls a bamboo cane, a symbol of the flexibility at the heart of Lee’ s teaching. The cap top features the Chinese character
for“ little dragon” within the Montblanc emblem in white precious resin. Completing the design, the handcrafted ruthenium-coated solid Au 585 gold nib is decorated with the yin and yang symbol, expressing the balance between strength and softness that underpinned Lee’ s philosophy.
Montblanc Great Characters Homage To Bruce Lee Limited Edition 1940
Limited to 1,940 pieces in homage to the year of Bruce Lee’ s birth, the Montblanc Great Characters Homage To Bruce Lee Limited Edition 1940 celebrates Lee as the creative force behind the camera and pioneer of the martial arts genre. The gold-coated cap and barrel are inlaid with yellow lacquer, contrasted by two black lacquer stripes that evoke the instantly recognisable costume from Game of Death. Yellow was deliberately chosen by Lee for its associations in Chinese culture with enlightenment, knowledge and harmony – values he sought to communicate through his films.
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