Partially Sandblasted Prince with Black Buffalo Horn (Two Leaf) (H0) (1607) (2026) Tobacco Pipe

Michael Parks is a Canadian artisan with a highly diverse and refined portfolio. His pieces range from reserved and classic to modern and sculptural, and come in a variety of meticulous finishes often accented by exotic materials. This Two Leaf Prince is a fine example of Parks' work, showcasing not one but two of his signature finishes, and featuring a mount of black buffalo horn.

The round, petite bowl of this Prince perches gracefully at the fore of a characteristically lithe shank-and-stem arrangement. The bowl houses a modest chamber, making this offering well-suited for a quick yet satisfying smoke, and the curvature of the shank and stem, in addition to the pipe's overall light weight, make for easy jaw-hanging. Dressed in a handsome partial sandblast, this offering exhibits an elegant juxtaposition of textures: The smooth, burgundy finish of the upper bowl transitions gracefully into the craggy sandblast of the heel and shank, which retains a subtle burgundy tinge and thus keeps the color palette harmonious. A mount of black buffalo horn adds another elegant flourish to the pipe's finish, and showcases Parks' mastery of materials beyond just briar. Whether you plan to incorporate this fine pipe into your smoking rotation, or you intend to preserve it and admire it unsmoked, it's sure to make an esteemed addition to your collection either way.