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fr The Erica Arborea is briar which is used to shape the pipes. The briar appeared in the mid nineteenth century in Saint-Claude (a small town in the Jura famous for its art of pipe and diamond) and Cogolin (located in the Var).
Each briar pipe is shaped to obtain a pipe perfectly resistant to fire and heat quality.
This very handy wood can easily make pipes of all shapes: long, thin, curved ...
What is certain with a briar pipe, is that you will never be disappointed!
Flamed briar pipe, Acrylic stem, no filter, 1.83oz (52g);
flamed briar pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, 1.80oz (51g)
Flamed briar pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, 2.01oz (57g)
Flamed briar pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, 1.62oz (46g)
Flamed briar pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, 2.58oz (73g)
Briar pipe sandblasted, acrylique, 6mm, 65g.
Briar pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, 1.80oz (51g).
Briar pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, 1.45oz (41g)
Briar pipe, acrylic stem, No filter, 1.24oz (35g)
Straight briar pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, 1.38oz (38g).
Briar pipe, ébonite stem, no filter, weight 1.45oz (41g)
Briar pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, weight 1.24oz (35g)
Briar pipe, silver ring, acrylic stem, no filter, 1.83oz (52g)
Chacom Briar flamed pipe, acrylique stem, no filter, 1.06oz.
Briar pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, 1.20oz (34g)
Chacom Briar pipe, no filter, acrylic stem, 1.13oz.
