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Ser Jacopo pipes are made in a workshop in the same building Giancarlo founded Mastro da Paja some thirty years ago. They have made a few changes - a drying loft for the briar, extended the rear section and added a high capacity vacuum system. Other than the years when Mastro moved out into the countryside, Giancarlo has done all his great pipe making and designing within these walls. Only the highest quality materials are used in the creation of these exquisite smoking pipes. Years before the briar is ready to be turned into a pipe, raw briar burls are boiled and slowly cured for several years, after which they are cut into the large blocks of "extra-extra plateaux" - the Holy Grail of the pipe world. It‘s from these large, grain filled blocks of briar that all Ser Jacopo pipes are made. In years of experience and research in the creation of fine smoking pipes, Guidi recognized the need to develop a new form with unique characteristics, as well as the elegance of design and prestige desired by the most discriminating smoker. It is his intention to offer smokers a new object - a pipe with it‘s own personality, refined in form and detail -. For this reason Guidi follow, with exacting precision, the total process of creating each and every pipe. Beginning with the careful selection and curing of the finest briar; to the final phases of staining and polishing. It is difficult to explain the extreme attention given to the production of so precious an object. The discriminating smoker will recognize and appreciate the pride of craftsmanship and artistic endeavor which Giancarlo Guidi have realized in the birth of the Ser Jacopo dalla Gemma. Ser Jacopo is Giancarlo‘s passion. The quality and style is like no other pipe manufacturer today. A fascinating discovery: the pipe which does not yet hot. In 1982 Professor Enrico Fabri discovered a four page document which contained several inventions which seemed like somethinh created by Leonardo da Vinci. Numerous studies were carried out on these four pages: on the pigments, the materials and the writing style; a carbon 14 test was also carried out to scintifically determine the outhorship and age of the document: a Leonardo da Vinci from 1510. Among the studies contained in the document there is one which mentions a specific request by Louis XII, the King of France: a pipe which would remain as cool as possible. Leonardo da Vinci devised a twin-walled terracotta pipe which was cooled by the air circulating in the cavity. Now Ser Jacopo has risen to the challenge of creating Leonardo da Vinci‘s project and make it tangible using the same tecnichal means but in a different material: briar. And this has led to the creation of "Leonardo", the pipe that doe not yet hot, an object rich in history and genius.

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Купить кисеру (гисеру, кисэру, kiseru, giseru) , традиционную курительную трубку Японии.

Kiseru is a smoking tool of Japan. In Japan in the past, everybody were smoking a cigarette with Kiseru. Kiseru is similar to a pipe. ...

Born in 1952 in Genoa. Classical high school and architecture studies. Since 1975 graphic designer, designer, design engineer, development engineer, adventure park designer and interior designer. I‘ve always been a wood hobbyist. The pipe. The first attempts since 1965 with one of my father‘s pipes. In the mid-1970s, the meeting with a wise tobacconist provided the first satisfactory pipe smoking and an appreciation of artisanal pipes. In the 1980s, the first plaques given by a Genoese pipemaker and the first self-taught experiments. In 1989 in Genoa I won a cup for pipemaker championship taking place alongside the international slow-smoking trophy. In 2007 I left the city to live in the small hamlet of Gavi, in the middle of the natural beauty of the vineyard hills. In 2012, the experience with the adventure parks ended and crafting a pipe led to another and another and another. Why not make this passion a profession? So I decided to set up a lab in the barn with some equipment. In 2013 I‘m in Cagli at the international pipe week where I meet Bruto Sordini, Tonino Jacono and other pipemakers, who give me criticism and good advice. The next year I meet Cris Asteriou working and then David Iafisco who makes me work with him. I like to have nice pipes to smoke, to keep in hand and to admire. I elaborate classic and freehand shapes. I know Radice‘s reverse calabash and start making some of it trying to make it resemble classic, curved, straight lines. Lately, physical intuition and experimentation have led me to piercing the lower torch so that the hole is at the centre of the stove and it is easier to smoke the tobacco all the way down. The mouthpieces are made entirely by hand, drawn from the bar of the best German ebonite. Pipes are numbered progressively and year by year. The wood, ultimately, is the top-quality Tuscan briar wood. I produce 100/150 pipes in a year.Marco The reason for drilling the draught of smoke in the centre of the chamber Who, in removing the ash from a pipe, has not found some not burnt tobacco leaf? Now, unless you have great skill with the pipe cleaner, it is normal that a small part of the tobacco is not reached by the heat of the embers and thus ignited. This occurs because traditional piercing channels the gases overheated from the embers towards the lower front part of the chamber. In fact, gases and moving fluids (inhaled by the smoker) always tend to make bends that are less acute, not more nor less than river water does in narrow bends, digging its outer banks to straighten its course. Calabash pipes, which have the chamber pierced in the centre, burn tobacco more easily to the very bottom. Why then not also perforate briar pipes so that the hole for the passage of smoke from the chamber to the shank is positioned in the centre? This drilling system presents two other advantages: The new pipe needs to be ‘runin‘. Breakingin consists of creating inside the chamber a ‘jacket‘ to protect the briar. This jacket is a patina of fine coal produced by the combustion of tobacco, which adheres to the walls of the chamber and protects it from excessive heat throughout the life of the pipe. Without going into the chemical composition of the jacket, we will often have noticed that the lowest part of the chamber is the one where the jacket is most unlikely to form, especially the rear part, towards the stem. This is due to the moisture that tobacco releases while burning. A more even distribution of smoke and heat facilitates the creation of a good jacket. Accidental burns of the chamber, however, due to incorrect smoking and excessive draught frequency, also occur more frequently at the frontbottom of the chamber. With a more even heat distribution this risk is limited. However, it is always better to smoke slowly.... Only advantages? No, unfortunately, as with Calabash there is a disadvantage: if some part of the tobacco ends up in the stem hole during smoking, occluding it, you cannot attempt with a pipe cleaner to push it back into the chamber without interrupting the smoke itself; it is, therefore, necessary to take extra care at the start of the charge by placing a few larger tobacco fragments over the intake hole so that they prevent the smaller fragments from entering it, without having to resort to balls, nets or other tools sometimes proposed. Enjoy your smoking

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