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Handmade in Denmark (produced in the years between 1990 and 2002)
Free gift wrapping is included
Al Pascia' worldwide exclusive dealer from 1990 to 2002
Leo Borgart: Danish Handmade Semi-Bent Freehand Pipe in Cumberland
This handmade pipe by Danish master carver Leo Borgart fully embodies the principles and sensibilities of Denmark's great pipe-making tradition. Combining the expressive character of freehand design with functional geometric solutions, the artisan has created a unique piece featuring balanced proportions and a dynamic profile.
Freehand Architecture and Design
The pipe features a semi-bent silhouette in a small-to-medium size, designed to offer excellent handling and a natural, comfortable grip.
Finish and Rim: The bowl features a smooth finish that highlights the natural grain and quality of the briar. The upper edge of the bowl (rim) has a subtly rounded profile, softening the contours of the head while making the tobacco chamber easier to fill.
Oval Shank: The shank stands out for its oval cross-section, a distinctive construction detail that creates a fluid, continuous line, blending harmoniously into the bowl.
Bowl Geometry and Smoking Performance
Despite the pipe's relatively compact overall dimensions, the bowl houses a generously sized tobacco chamber, providing a satisfying smoking duration.
The combustion chamber features slightly conical drilling at the bottom, contributing to the pipe's distinctive internal geometry.
Cumberland Stem
The pipe is fitted with a handcrafted Cumberland stem, whose characteristic grain patterns and chromatic variations complement the warm tones of the smooth briar. The stem's tapered profile provides a comfortable bite and promotes an even flow of smoke.
Technical Specifications at a Glance