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Among the world's finest pipe makers, Nanna Ivarsson showcases her expert artistry and craftsmanship with this long-shank bent Dublin, complete with a flared bowl, expansive shank, and grain-defining smooth finish.

Founded in Saint Claude and once produced by factories such as Ropp, Jeantet, and Charles Hecht, Brulor disappeared in the mid-1950s before being revived by Belgian artisan Bruno Nuttens through a remarkable cache of vintage examples dating to the 1940s and earlier. Explore today's selection of Brulor pipes and discover authentic examples of vintage Saint-Claude craftsmanship, preserved from a bygone era of French pipe making.

Giacomo Penzo, Peterson’s Pipe Specialist, explains how Peterson turns their bowls, from briar sourcing to shaping and papering. Join us for a special look at Peterson’s process from the factory floor in Dublin, Ireland.
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