Armellini Pipe

Armellini represents a true exception among Italian artisans: she is the only woman to make tobacco pipes!

Enthusiasts will be perfectly familiar with this brand: suffice it to say that one of her tobacco pipes was given by President of the Republic Sandro Pertini to Italian national team coach Enzo Bearzot on the occasion of his victory at the 1982 World Cup in Spain.
From the unmistakable flair of his father Mauro, founder of the company, came one of the liveliest series on the market: the Botero. Handy chubbies, true colors and capacious stoves are the ingredients of this original series.

Armellini tobacco pipe: the history of Italian craftsmanship

Armellini represents a true exception among Italian artisans: she is the only woman to make tobacco pipes!

In fact, Vilma Armellini decided to continue the family art and dedicate herself to the production of tobacco pipes as started by her father Mauro starting from 1959, when she had already developed a 15-year career in pipes production. In fact, his father Mauro decided to start his own business thanks to his ability to produce tobacco pipes and, thanks to the interest of an American wholesaler, his tobacco pipes were taken overseas. Here they achieved great success which led the Armellini brand to be known on the international market.

Come and discover the iconic models of these timeless tobacco pipes

Over the years, Armellini tobacco pipes have become iconic, a symbol of Italian artisan pipe production.
Starting from its production in Barasso, in the Varese area where some of the most iconic tobacco pipes were created.

Enthusiasts will remember this brand: just think that one of its tobacco pipes was given as a gift by the President of the Republic Sandro Pertini to the coach of the Italian national team Enzo Bearzot, on the occasion of the victory at the 1982 Football World Cup in Spain.
Come and discover the iconic models on Pipeonline.

Discover classic and modern Armellini models on online tobacco pipes

Vilma Amellini represents the strength of wanting to carry on traditions and keep the memory of her father Mauro alive.

He therefore decided to dedicate himself to this art to make his own contribution and give his own touch to this typically male artisan tradition. This is how new series are born and at the same time the models that have made the history of Italian tobacco pipes are preserved. From the unmistakable creativity of his father Mauro, one of the liveliest series on the market was born: the Botero.
Handy chubbies, colorful bowls and capacious stoves are the ingredients of this original series.