Connolly Leather Cigar Case
$285
Elie Bleu Fruit Sycamore Cigarette Box (100 Cigarettes)
$1,195
Other colours
-
The Fruit collection from Elie Bleu spotlights rare woods sourced from the most remote corners of the world. Once acquired, they’re brought back to the workshop in France where expert craftspeople shape and treat them. This cigarette box is handcrafted in dyed sycamore – a Bleu signature – with a seamless finish, a fine portrait of a maple tree and a divided interior ready to house up to 100 cigarettes.
Product ID: 2223806026
View more from: Elie Bleu / Smoking accessories
Other colours
-
The Fruit collection from Elie Bleu spotlights rare woods sourced from the most remote corners of the world. Once acquired, they’re brought back to the workshop in France where expert craftspeople shape and treat them. This cigarette box is handcrafted in dyed sycamore – a Bleu signature – with a seamless finish, a fine portrait of a maple tree and a divided interior ready to house up to 100 cigarettes.
Product ID: 2223806026
View more from: Elie Bleu / Smoking accessories
You might also like
Carl Auböck Brass Painted Ashtray
$390
Antique and Vintage 1940s White Onyx Cigar Box
$1,430
Lalique Hand-Cut Crystal Ashtray
$1,150
Carl Auböck Crown Brass Ashtray
$440
Fornasetti Mano con Anelli Porcelain Ashtray
$285
Carl Auböck Brass Cigar Extinguisher
$168
Lorenzi Milano Saffiano Double Corona Cigar Case (2 Cigars)
$280
More from Elie Bleu
Elie Bleu Flor de Alba Marquetry Sycamore Backgammon Set
$6,510
Elie Bleu Casa Cubana Leather Cigar Case
$400
Elie Bleu Fruit Sycamore Pen Box (10 Pens)
$1,930
Elie Bleu Fruit Sycamore Jewellery Box
$1,635
Elie Bleu Fruit Sycamore Pen Box (10 Pens)
$1,755
Elie Bleu Fruit Sycamore Jewellery Box
$1,635
Elie Bleu Leather Cigar Case
$375
Elie Bleu Vanities Love Marquetry Sycamore Jewellery Box
$4,105
Meet the Maker:
Elie Bleu
Elie Bleu is a household name for its humidors, but they aren’t the only field of expertise for this maker. No matter what its boxes are guarding – from jewellery and watches to poker and pens – they’re always handmade to exacting standards, taking four to six months to come to fruition. Every story starts with a mass cut of timber that’s sourced from across the globe, before expert craftspeople have their way with it in the workshop just outside of Paris; perhaps they’re lacquering it by hand, or maybe they’re piecing it together via Boulle marquetry. Whatever they’re rustling up, rest assured that the final result will be a product of expert savoir-faire, as has been the case since its founding in 1976.