When fashioning bent pipes, Castello often imbues the shank-and-stem combination with a significant degree of sinuosity: Instead of simply angling... 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

When Castello designated their shapes with number designations, this bent Egg was stamped "93." Though the Italian workshop has phased out most of... more info

Boasting a robust demeanor and clean lines, this version of Castello's signature "10" Brucianaso presents a broad, Pot-like Billiard that's compact,... more info

This bent Billiard from Castello efficiently blends practicality with stunning aesthetics, and it's a somewhat deceptive piece based solely on the... more info

When the artisans at Castello handcraft a bent Dublin, they often do so to dramatic effect, emboldening the design's proportions beyond those of... more info

Castello's beloved Aristocratica finish hearkens back to the late 1960s to 1979 when founder Carlo Scotti fashioned a small number of pipes to give... more info

This Collection bent Dublin from Italian workshop Castello presents neoclassic proportions, with a gestural, flared bowl and prominent, bulbous heel... more info

Castello's 1982 pipes were not made in 1982, but the briar was sourced in that year. These pipes are made from the special briar that Castello... more info