It means the pipe is meant for bonsai growing instead of for smoking.
Fabulous! You get to see how much is left in the bowl super easily!
And since everything is inverted these days it's only right your pipe should be too.Fabulous! You get to see how much is left in the bowl super easily!
It really is, consider the time it was made too. It is simple, instantly recognisable, a marketer’s wet dream. I don’t often cross paths with marketing/branding in my line of work, but when I do I’ve got to have respect for these people, and graphic designers/visual artists, because they take my work which is often dry and scientific and make it sellable.The white dot could possibly be the most successful branding strategy in the history of pipes...
I really appreciate you appreciating them. Back in the '70's truckers were bragging that if they didn't haul it nothing would arrive. A salesman friend , at the time, said if a salesperson didn't sell it, the trucks would be empty. As a famous person once said, "it takes a village".It really is, consider the time it was made too. It is simple, instantly recognisable, a marketer’s wet dream. I don’t often cross paths with marketing/branding in my line of work, but when I do I’ve got to have respect for these people, and graphic designers/visual artists, because they take my work which is often dry and scientific and make it sellable.
Agree the white dot is brilliant marketing. But you have to have a good product for the brand to mean something. Castello was brilliant to replace the dot with a dash!It really is, consider the time it was made too. It is simple, instantly recognisable, a marketer’s wet dream. I don’t often cross paths with marketing/branding in my line of work, but when I do I’ve got to have respect for these people, and graphic designers/visual artists, because they take my work which is often dry and scientific and make it sellable.
Sasieni followed suit but had to change to a blue dot after Dunhill took them to court.
Of course!Agree the white dot is brilliant marketing. But you have to have a good product for the brand to mean something. Castello was brilliant to replace the dot with a dash!
He told them he'd bought it in an Apple Store China, only to be told that Apple DID NOT have a store in that city.
They had faked an entire Apple Store !
Correct. Evidently Dunhill considered their customers so addlepated that they needed to be shown how to orientate a stem.
BTW, Dunhill was not the first maker to use a single dot. Vauen was there before them.