"Tiger" Flamed Walnut - 250 Cigars

Name: "Tiger" Flamed Walnut - 250 Cigars
Brand: Elie Bleu
Price: 6253.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Limited edition and numbered from 1 to 88

6.253,00 €

An Elie Bleu product = a tree planted

2022 Year of the Tiger, a year that will remain marked in history... The tiger is the third animal in the order of arrival that appears in the Chinese zodiac.

Product Features

• French flamed walnut • Marquetry Sign • 250 Cigars • 3 Humidifiers • 1 Needle hygrometer

Product size

• Width: 58.2 cm | 22.9. inch • Depth: 32.3 cm | 12.7 inch • Height: 14.5 cm | 5.7 inch

Maintenance tips

• 1. Keep away from any heat source • 2. Clean the varnished surface with a cloth dampened with alcohol diluted with water or window cleaner • 3. Never use water inside the Box

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"Tiger" Flamed Walnut - 250 Cigars

6.253,00 €

Zodiac signs

2022 Year of the Tiger, a year that will go down in history...

The Tiger is the third animal in order to appear in the Chinese zodiac.
In China, each year corresponds to an animal, which represents one of the 12 Chinese astrological signs (dog, rooster, rat, pig, etc.).

In local folklore, legend has it that only 12 animals responded to the Jade Emperor's invitation for the New Year. Each of them was assigned a year. One sign therefore perpetually returns in rotation with the 11 others, i.e. every 12 years.

Elie Bleu takes hold of it for the first time and shapes it from wood to place himself in this new year under his celestial protection, as for all those who choose him.

Expertise

ELIE BLEU has strived 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 result of true know-how. In particular acquired by selecting among the most beautiful precious woods and the rarest exotic species that only a few still work. Marquetry which is worked by hand, as jewelers do, which requires countless manipulations before becoming a true luxury object.