Calabash shape pipe

The term "Calabash" comes from the calabash gourd in which these first pipes were made in the 17th century. The calabash system consists of a cooling chamber which is located under the bowl or possibly in the shank: in this last case one calls it "reverse calabash". The Calabash shape designates a pipe whose bowl is conical with possibly more or less pronounced edges on its top part.

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Pipe Chacom Reverse Calabash Cont.

Pipe Chacom Reverse Calabash Cont. 2

Chacom pipes

Chacom Reverse Calabash Pipe Cont.

CC-REVERSE-CALABASH-CONT.

Chacom briar pipe Reverse calabash shape, smooth finish, acrylic stem, without filter, weight 1.62oz (46g).

Pipe Ecume Butz Choquin Calabash

Pipe Ecume Butz Choquin Calabash 2

Meerschaum pipes

Meerschaum Calabash Pipe GM

écume-calabash-01

Meerschaum pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, 2.19oz (62g).

Fiamma Di Re handmade Epica Pipe

Fiamma Di Re handmade Epica Pipe 2

Fiamma di Re Pipes

Fiamma Di Re handmade Epica Pipe

Fiamma Di Re freehand briar pipe Bent shape, sandblast finish, acrylic stem, without filter, weight 2.08oz (59g).

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