Peterson Dracula Sandblasted Pipe - Shape 124 (Zulu / Fishtail)

A Gothic Tribute: Peterson Dracula Sandblasted

Originally launched in 2012 as a special edition, the Dracula series is an evocative commemorative line created to celebrate the centenary of the passing of the famous Irish author Abraham "Bram" Stoker. Combining the classic and rigorous style of the Dublin house with a bold chromatic presentation, this pipe captures not only enthusiasts of gothic literature, but anyone seeking a piece with magnetic and unmistakable charm.

Slender Lines and Tilted Bowl: The Shape 124

The architecture of the model is based on the highly distinctive Shape 124. Resembling the unmistakable Zulu or Yachtsman shapes, this pipe is a lean Billiard and is undoubtedly one of the slimmest and most elegant designs in the entire Peterson catalog. Characterized by a tall, intelligently forward-tilted bowl, it boasts an aerodynamic and tapered silhouette. The result? A featherweight of only 25 grams, which makes it feel weightless in the teeth.

"Jet-Black" Sandblasting and Blood-Red Mouthpiece

Belonging to the Classic range (the traditional line without the System smoke hole, for lovers of a classic smoke), this pipe boasts a very deep, strictly total black (jet-black) sandblasted finish. Breaking the darkness of the briar is a bright polished nickel band, upon which the series name sits prominently. The real twist, however, is the acrylic Fishtail mouthpiece, characterized by a spectacular swirl of red and black marbled veins that evoke a dark, blood-tinged charm.

• Brand: Peterson of Dublin

• Series: Dracula (Bram Stoker Commemorative)

• Model: 124 (Lean Billiard / Zulu with tilted bowl)

• Weight: 25 g

• Length: 146 mm

• Bowl Dimensions: Height 47 mm, Outer Diameter 28 mm

• Chamber Dimensions: Depth 34 mm, Diameter 18 mm

• Finish: Black Sandblasted (Jet-black)

• Mouthpiece: Red and black marbled acrylic Fishtail

• Band: Shiny polished nickel

• Bore: Open draw (No filter - None)

• Condition: New

A breathtaking chromatic contrast applied to one of the most tapered, lightweight, and slender shapes in the Irish catalog.