"Casa Cubana" - Cendrier en Porcelaine - "Le fumeur de cigare" Acajou Elie Bleu celebrates Cuban cigar

Elie Bleu celebrates Cuban cigar culture and the history of Havana with this CHE collection around the portrait of the famous Argentine revolutionary

wheat or oat straw is split and then soaked in cold

the rotating cabinets must be rotated to generate the energy consumed by the watch

as modern and original as they are refined

In the 1980s

"Casa Cubana" - Cendrier en Porcelaine - "Le fumeur de cigare" Acajou Elie Bleu celebrates Cuban cigarCasa Cubana A piece of Havana to store cigars A jewel of Spanish colonial architecture, Havana took off architecturally in the 17th century with aristocratic families settling in the Caribbean, then at the end of the 19th century with the Cuban families who founded the first cigar factories. Its architecture has remained preserved from the ravages of modernism and the buildings, with their colors faded by time, are all testimonies to the splendor of