Czech artisan Pavel “Eclesias” Holub is one of the most recent talents to make his MBSD Pipes debut, though he’s far from unknown in the community. As I mentioned in the other listing of his today, I—like so many others—have been following his work for years, and to be honest I’m not sure why I didn’t reach out sooner. Better late than never, I guess. This particular pipe of his is quite special, as Holub’s portfolio is largely comprised of sandblast finishes (including his signature, jagged contrast blast), but in the case of this one, I can see why he chose to leave the briar polished and lightly stained. The result is a freehand, straight grain Canadian reminiscent of something Barry Jones might have turned for Charatan or James Upshall, with a hand cut cumberland stem to complement its blazing stummel. On a last note, as with the best Canadians, this one is a featherweight, making it an ideal clencher.
Details:
Length: 5.7″ / 144.7mm
Bowl Width: 0.77 / 19.55mm
Bowl Depth: 1.53″ / 38.86mm
Weight: 1.1oz / 32g
| Weight | 15 oz |
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| Condition | New |
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