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“Smoke at Golden Hour” Cigar Box Set by Artist “Dadou” Sandy Perruzza – 75 Cigars (Copy)
“Smoke at Golden Hour” Cigar Box Set by Artist “Dadou” Sandy Perruzza – 75 Cigars (Copy)
“Smoke at Golden Hour” Cigar Box Set by Artist “Dadou” Sandy Perruzza – 75 Cigars (Copy)
“Smoke at Golden Hour” Cigar Box Set by Artist “Dadou” Sandy Perruzza – 75 Cigars (Copy)
“Smoke at Golden Hour” Cigar Box Set by Artist “Dadou” Sandy Perruzza – 75 Cigars (Copy)
“Smoke at Golden Hour” Cigar Box Set by Artist “Dadou” Sandy Perruzza – 75 Cigars (Copy)
“Smoke at Golden Hour” Cigar Box Set by Artist “Dadou” Sandy Perruzza – 75 Cigars (Copy)

“Smoke at Golden Hour” Cigar Box Set by Artist “Dadou” Sandy Perruzza – 75 Cigars (Copy)

Unique box.

Sale price4.900,00 €

One Elie Bleu box = one tree planted

Crafted from padouk and hand-painted by artist “Dadou,” aka Sandy Perruzza, this cigar case is one of a pair of unique pieces designed for Elie Bleu. Inspired by his “At Sunset” series, this model blends traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary visual language. It is designed to hold up to 75 cigars.

“Smoke at Golden Hour” Cigar Box Set by Artist “Dadou” Sandy Perruzza – 75 Cigars (Copy)
“Smoke at Golden Hour” Cigar Box Set by Artist “Dadou” Sandy Perruzza – 75 Cigars (Copy) Sale price4.900,00 €

Exclusive collaboration with the artist "Dadou"

“Smoke at Golden Hour” is one of two original gift sets created as part of the collaboration between Elie Bleu and Sandy Perruzza, aka "Dadou." Crafted from padouk in our workshops, the sets were handed over to the artist, who gave free rein to his pictorial expression. Each piece then returned to the factory for the final stages of processing.

Painting the ephemeral

This collection continues the At Sunset series, in which Sandy Perruzza explores the play of light, fleeting moments, and urban impressions. Drawing on graffiti, his approach has been refined into a sensitive abstraction, informed by his lives between Paris, Bali, Shanghai, and Warsaw. His work questions the paradoxes of our time and captures the energy of what lasts only a moment.

“I want my work to be a testament to what it means to live and thrive in today’s world.”

Each cigar box thus becomes a fragment of this personal view.