Halloween/Fall Pipes
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Not necessarily a Halloween pipe, but an Autumn pipe commission. I sent him a photo of a twisted old leafless tree as inspiration. The accent is antler, and it's getting sandblasted with an orange juma stem as an homage to fall colors.
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I might try this with some of mine. Sick pipes.
With October here, stepping up the game with this Chris Kelly made Snail. New commision from earlier this year, I think he did a great job.
I’m enjoying these pipes in this thread but alas, I don’t have a Halloween pipe! I’m sure I do have a pipe that I bought in October though!
In fact my daughter and I are doing arts and crafts this weekend and I promised her we would paint her cob. She wants to do purple and pink but maybe I could talk her into Halloween colors.
Our pipe project:
And no fellers, she’s not gonna smoke the cob! She’s 3.5 years old for Gods sake! She prefers high grade artisan pipes, duh!
In fact my daughter and I are doing arts and crafts this weekend and I promised her we would paint her cob. She wants to do purple and pink but maybe I could talk her into Halloween colors.
Our pipe project:
And no fellers, she’s not gonna smoke the cob! She’s 3.5 years old for Gods sake! She prefers high grade artisan pipes, duh!
Those Trevor Talbert pipes are the most interesting seasonal pipes I've ever seen.
I'm not a fan of any holiday in particular. I'm more of a seasonal or elements kind of guy.
I don't remember seeing too many pipes that celebrate seasons. Only thing that comes to mind is some Dunhills painted in a Chinese or Japanese style and those aren't my bag. Quite expensive too, from memory. I seem to remember spring and fall. Surely there were summer and winter as well?
I saw a "wave" pipe by Tom Eltang once. I don't know who came up with that concept, but his version just reminded me a long penis. Which, you know, I wouldn't feel awkward to have hanging from my jaw, but it just sort of rubbed me the wrong way. I'm a bit particular, when it comes to that sort of thing.
I'm not a fan of any holiday in particular. I'm more of a seasonal or elements kind of guy.
I don't remember seeing too many pipes that celebrate seasons. Only thing that comes to mind is some Dunhills painted in a Chinese or Japanese style and those aren't my bag. Quite expensive too, from memory. I seem to remember spring and fall. Surely there were summer and winter as well?
I saw a "wave" pipe by Tom Eltang once. I don't know who came up with that concept, but his version just reminded me a long penis. Which, you know, I wouldn't feel awkward to have hanging from my jaw, but it just sort of rubbed me the wrong way. I'm a bit particular, when it comes to that sort of thing.
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Eltang nose-warmer. Not necessarily a Halloween pipe, but with a rather macabre rustication this is more a fall/October pipe for me. Also given Eltangs general price-vs-quality control, kinda qualifies in the horror category
My halloween pipe is a Christian Wolfsteiner (Tarok Pipes). This little guy is called Mini Wartfish and sports an all briar stem. In his lifetime, Christian made the most remarkable smoking instruments.
gamzultovah, great pipe....dig that. Not familiar with Tarok Pipes, will have to check that out.
Absolutely marvelousHere's the Trevor Talbert Jack-o-lantern pipe that I wish I owned.
That is a very interesting looking pipe. Reminds me a lot of a bracket fungus or something along those lines. Nice pipe!
The closest things I have to hideous Halloween pipes would probably be my Clark Layton Sloth, my Peterson Dracula, a Butz-Choquin Cadre Noire, and a Prince of Wales. 
Very interesting and/or ugly as sh*t pipes! More! More! More!
That's awesome, I will be making a Jack O Lantern pipe in the future.Here's the Trevor Talbert Jack-o-lantern pipe that I wish I owned.
Meanwhile this one will have a fall feel, with the Cumberland stem and a brown/red/orange dye job when it's finished.
A Chris Kelly Zulu with a "Frostbite" rustication.