Nording Nose Warmer (32) Smooth Dublin with Black Palm (Unsmoked Estate)

Nørding was founded by Erik Nørding in the 1960s, and is one of the oldest remaining companies to come out of the Scandinavian pipe-making renaissance that began in the mid-20th century. Now in his 80s, Erik Nørding is one of the most experienced and skilled pipe-makers in the world, and over the decades he has also been a teacher of other Danish masters, such as Poul Ilsted, Svend Axel Celius, Jens Tao Nielsen, Peder Jeppesen, and Søren Erik Andersen. Erik Nørding retired from pipe making in 2026.

Debuting in 2019, the Nose Warmer series was Erik Nording’s way of offering distinctly Danish shapes in a more compact form, making them easier to travel with than, say, a 7 inch freehand. On the other hand, following the lead of Nording’s Extra Freehand series, his Nosewarmers featured a variety of possible decorative additions, such as polymerized seeds and exotic woods. This particular example was the third shape in the Nose Warmer lineup, a diamond shank bent Dublin recalling the early Danish artisan briars of the 1960s. This one wears a deep, red and black contrast finish and is accented with an exotic wood ferrule (cross-cut black palm, I think).

This pipe is completely unsmoked, with an original bowl coating. it comes with its original sleeve.

Details:

Length: 5.5″ / 139.7mm

Bowl Width: 0.81 / 20.57mm

Bowl Depth: 1.59″ / 40.38mm

Weight: 2.0oz / 58g