Revolution Mammuth semi-curved billiard-shaped pipe in sandblasted briar

Revolution Mammuth is the Talamona series of pipes with a classic shape made of sandblasted briar.

In Talamona pipes it is always possible to recognize the inspiration and creative hand of Paolo Croci.

Classic or modern, they are carved in the most selected and precious briar, which is sandblasted and then colored.

Very light and comfortable to handle, pipes with classic shapes in the sandblasted finish are very elegant and immortal, with use the sandblasted finish is embellished.

As it was for Cesare also for Paolo "every pipe has a soul and whoever buys it finds himself".

First of all, the Talamona pipes of the Revolution Mammuth series are well-balanced, harmonic classical sculptures.

The matter pushes us to discover the shape that is hidden in it and our job is to allow it to manifest itself, so declares Paolo Croci of Talamona pipe.

Here we have a sandblasted briar pipe with a semi-curved billiard shape, and a contrasting marbled methacrylate mouthpiece.

A large but light pipe that is comfortable to use every day, with a large stove.

This sandblasted Talamona Revolution Mammuth semi-curved billiard shape pipe is very beautiful, well proportioned, sensual to handle.

Each Talamona pipe is a unique and unrepeatable piece and the photos you see portray this exclusive pipe, the same, once purchased, will be removed from the catalog.

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

TALAMONA’S PIPE IS FASHIONED FOR THE TOBACCO ENTHUSIAST WHO INSISTS HANDLING ONLY THE FINEST CRAFTSMANSHIP.

MADE IN ITALY OF BRIAR ROOT, THE PIPE WILL PROVIDE GENUINE ENJOYMENT FOR YEARS TO COME.

1) width 147 mm

2) height 52 mm

3) depth 40 mm

4) chimney diameter 21 mm

5) chimney depth 43 mm

Features:

Mouthpiece in marbled methacrylate, 3mm metal ring and Talamona symbol.

Mouthpiece diameter 10 mm, with 9 mm filter.

Weight: 52 grams.

Shape: half-bent billiard.

Finish: sandblasted briar.

Markings: Talamona revolution mammuth, Italy.