Rattray's Blower´s Daugther

The Rattray’s Blower’s Daughter draws on a pipe shape that was widespread in 19th-century Europe and is still used in parts of the Far East today. This pipe series is characterized by its slender silhouette and low weight. Depending on the cut and the amount of tobacco packed, the small bowl allows for a smoking time of around 10 to 40 minutes. This makes the Blower’s Daughter particularly suitable for shorter pipe breaks and for trying different tobaccos.

Rattray’s Blower’s Daughter – Shag Pipes with a Historical Model

With the Blower’s Daughter, Rattray’s brings the concept of the classic shag pipe into a modern series. Here, the term refers to a particularly delicate tobacco pipe with a small bowl. Its roots date back to the 19th century. The slender format also makes the pipe pleasantly light to hold in the mouth. The models are suitable for different pipe tobaccos and are deliberately smoked without a filter.

Small Pipes for Short and Varied Smoking Breaks

Within the series, the focus is less on a large filling capacity and more on the compact pipe format. The individual variants combine the elegant, slender lines of a traditional shag pipe with a small tobacco chamber. This allows the smoking time to be adjusted flexibly through the choice of tobacco and cut. Anyone looking for a small pipe without a filter or wanting to explore different pipe tobaccos in manageable portions will find the Rattray’s Blower’s Daughter an unusual alternative to classic, considerably larger pipe shapes.