Rowlette Unigena Carved Bent Apple (EE) (Maxima Maxima Maxima Maxima Maxima Maxima) Tobacco Pipe

Named after an Italian nobleman, Ser Jacopo was found by famous craftsman Giancarlo Guidi after he left the Mastero de Paja workshop. The Ser Jacopo workshop is known for creating the Pesaro shaping aesthetic and crafting classically rendered Italian pipes with unique, flourished finishes. As one might expect from its six "Maxima" stamps, this bent Apple from the Italian workshop is a substantial take on the classic form. At the fore, the colossal, well-rounded bowl is formed by walls that curve out from a round heel and taper back to reach a flat rim, making an almost spherical shape in profile. A round shank emerges from the bowl and pairs to a sleek saddle stem of black acrylic that takes a dramatic taper to the button. Ser Jacopo's iconic Rowlette finish dresses the stummel, featuring carvings throughout the bowl that mimic the look of dripping wax, while the shank remains smooth for eye-catching contrast.