This bent Apple from Castello is fashioned in the Italian neoclassic "bowl-centric" composition style, with the affably plump, hearty bowl containing... more info

Slightly longer than most of their Brucianaso nosewarmers, this bent Apple from Castello perfectly balances substance with convenience. It's small... more info

Castello's bent pipes often display this same style of extra-sinuous, serpentine S-curve. It's a signature shaping cue of the Cant more info

Displaying supple curves and exemplary shaping, this bent Apple from Castello boasts a voluptuous, full-bodied bowl, the extended heel and high... more info

In Italian, brucianaso literally means "nosewarmer." Said moniker is most often associated with Castello's "10" shape, a chubby Billiard of... more info

A common aspect of Castello's bent pipes is a particular sense of sinuosity, the shank often curling upward into the stem's downward turn. This bent... more info

Appearing to be the Cant more info

Slender and sinuous, this bent Dublin from Italian workshop Castello presents a sleek form that belies its expansive chamber capacity. Within its... more info

A bold, demi-Churchwarden bent Dublin, this 'Castello' proudly boasts of its Italian neoclassic heritage, with a tall, flared bowl, well-rounded... more info