Pipe Shacom Little 1595 [Tsuge Manufacturing]

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[Brand] Tsuge Seisakusho/TSUGE KISERU [Product Name] Pipe Shacom Mini [Specifications] Mouthpiece: Ebonite [Size] Total length 115mm x height: 36mm, fire bowl diameter 19mm In 1825, François Comoy began making pipes from boxwood. In 1856, they began producing briar pipes. There had long been woodworking techniques in Saint-Claude, using boxwood to make souvenirs such as combs for pilgrims. The power of the water flowing at the bottom of the deep valley was used to power a waterwheel. This power was used to turn potter's wheels and machinery to turn turning objects. Later, diamond polishing was also started using this power source. Chacome had a tradition of manufacturing backed by this history. In 1971, François' grandson Henri Comoy and his cousin Chapuy joined forces to create the Chacome brand. Comoy moved to London and launched the Comoy brand.