Vauen Eames

We cannot say for sure whether the Vauen Eames is named after Charles Ormand Eames, the American post-war designer and architect.

What the Vauen Eames does have in common with the approaches of Charles Eames, however, is its organic, aesthetic but functional design.

All pipes are supplied with two mouthpieces, one long churchwarden style mouthpiece and one short, standard-length mouthpiece. Both mouthpieces are lightly patterned.

A special feature is that the long mouthpiece is also made of acrylic and not the usual ebonite. The shank end is made of aluminium.

The Vauen Eames is available in three different shapes and three different finishes. All with a 9mm filter drilling.

If you prefer somewhat shorter, elegant reading pipes, take a look at the Vauen Paris.