"Indian" - 110 Cigars

Name: "Indien" - 110 Cigares
Brand: Elie Bleu
Price: 4216 EUR
Availability: InStock

4.216,00 €

One product Elie Bleu = one tree planted

In 1492, Christopher Columbus landed in Cuba and noticed that the natives inhaled smoke from burning plants. On his return to the old continent, he brought back this plant and introduced tobacco. Thus began the legend of the cigar...ELIE BLEU 's aim is to create a link between the New World, its peoples and tobacco. Go back to the origins of cigar history through images of a bygone era...

Product features

- 110 Cigars (capacity)
- Marquetry
- 2 Humidifiers
- 1 Needle Hygrometer

Product size

- Width: 40.00 cm | 15.75 inch
- Depth: 27 cm | 10.63 inch
- Height: 11.20 cm | 4.41 inch

Maintenance Tips

- 1. keep away from sources of heat
- 2. Clean the varnished surface with a cloth soaked in alcohol diluted with water or glass cleaner
- 3. Never use water inside the case.

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"Indian" - 110 Cigars

4.216,00 €

Savoir-Faire

ELIE BLEU has been striving for decades to put all its creativity at the service of its productions, whose tradition is faithfully guaranteed.

ELIE BLEU has always been able to maintain the quality of its production at an exceptional level, the fruit of a true know-how. Notably acquired by selecting among the most beautiful precious woods and the rarest exotic species that only a few still work. Marquetry is worked by hand, as is the case with jewellery, which requires countless manipulations before it becomes a true luxury item.

The Workshop

On the outskirts of Paris, the factory brings together the best craftsmen often coming from the "Boulle" school and uses the noblest materials to make products of excellence. Marquetry work requires the use of different species of precious woods cut in delicate shapes, assembled and glued to create a multitude of patterns. Mother-of-pearl, straw and gold inlays are also used as real goldsmith's pieces.

These processes require a great deal of know-how and precision. These secrets have always been well protected by highly specialised but above all passionate workers.