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The Tsuge pipe manufacturing workshop was founded in the 1930s by Kyoichiro Tsuge in Japan.

Thus, a cigarette holder factory was born, becoming what is now Japan's largest and most advanced pipe manufacturer.

Its pipe manufacturing workshops are located in Tokyo and the Asakusa district.

Tsuge Japanese pipes have an undeniably international approach; other Tsuge pipes, with their metal finishes, bamboo accents, and refined lacquering, are more decidedly Japanese.

But what all the models have in common is a consistent, meticulous, and stubborn pursuit of perfection.

Kyoichiro always sought it, and his heirs tenaciously seek it.

The Thunderstorm pipe embodies the qualities of perfection: mechanical simplicity, scientific research, elegance, functionality, and Tsuge technique.

The Tsuge Thunderstorm is the pipe equipped with a windshield mechanism.

The Tsuge Thunderstorm pipe solves the problem of smoking a pipe on windy days or on a boat.

The cylindrical briar body is protected by a metal casing that can be raised and oriented to protect it from the wind.

The metal casing does not weigh the pipe down.

The pipe's shank is machined from solid metal, sturdy yet slim and elegant.

This is the smallest version of the Tsuge Thunderstorm smoking pipe line.

Its compact size and light weight make it comfortable for everyday use.

Each Tsuge Japanese pipe is a unique and one-of-a-kind piece, and the photos you see depict this exclusive pipe. Once purchased, it will be removed from the catalog.

If you require more detailed photos, we will be happy to send them to you.

TSUGE'S PIPE IS FASHIONED FOR THE TOBACCO ENTHUSIAST WHO INSISTS HANDLING ONLY THE FINEST CRAFTSMANSHIP.

MADE IN JAPAN BY BRIAR ROOT, THIS PIPE WILL PROVIDE GENUINE ENJOYMENT FOR YEARS TO COME.

1) Width 138 mm

2) Height 45 mm

3) Depth 31 mm

4) Chimney diameter 16 mm

5) Chimney depth 30 mm

Features:

Black methacrylate mouthpiece, brass shank.

Mouthpiece diameter 8 mm.

Shape: Billiard.

Weight: 35 grams

Finish: Brass-coated briar with horizontal ribs.

Markings: Tsuge Thunder Storm.