Pipa Croci was founded by Italian artisans Paolo Croci and Gianni Croci in 1983, and in the decades that followed, the two would make a name for themselves (quite literally) owing to the high-quality, handmade pipes that emerged from their workshop in Lombardy. As Pipa Croci is a thoroughly artisanal enterprise, each pipe is unique, with some being more traditional, and others being more modern.
I think I’d put this particular pipe in the latter category, for example, as while it isn’t wholly divorced from classical aesthetics, it is, nonetheless, very distinctive. One could consider it a slightly freeform hybrid of the brandy and the opera, having as it does a strikingly bulbous, yet also quite narrow bowl, with a strong emphasis on the briar’s natural straight grain patterning.
This pipe is completely unsmoked. A couple of small scratches on the bowl, though nothing major.
Details:
Length: 6.5″ / 165.1mm
Bowl Width: 0.92 / 23.36mm
Bowl Depth: 1.54″ / 39.11mm
Weight: 2.9oz / 84g
| Weight | 15 oz |
|---|
| Condition | Used |
|---|---|
| Notes | Unsmoked estate. |

















