This Fiamma di Re, graded 1 Corona, offers a distinctive interpretation of the Panel shape, built around clean, faceted volumes that give the pipe an almost architectural presence. The compact bowl, long squared shank and rigorous geometry create a strong and distinctive character, with each surface contributing to the overall design.

The bowl is particularly interesting: its lower section has a substantial, angular profile, while the upper portion tapers towards the chamber through a succession of clearly defined facets. A slender circumferential groove visually separates the two volumes, further emphasizing the geometric construction of the Panel. Viewed from above, the polygonal shape becomes even more apparent, precisely framing the circular tobacco chamber.

The smooth polished finish highlights a briar combining dark brown and almost black tones with vivid shades of honey, amber and gold. The grain develops differently across the various facets of the pipe: it tends to rise vertically along the bowl, while across the shank it opens into more animated and irregular patterns. The deep polish enhances these contrasts and gives the briar remarkable visual richness.

The long Panel shank maintains its squared character all the way to the broad and luminous F.D.R. silver band, one of the most elegant details of the composition. The silver provides a crisp chromatic transition to the slender, tapered black mouthpiece, which bears the distinctive Fiamma di Re emblem.

The flat base also allows the pipe to stand independently, making it a practical Stand-Up. Graded 1 Corona, this Fiamma di Re is a Panel with a strong personality, combining geometric surfaces, richly contrasting briar and the refined F.D.R. silver band in an elegant and immediately recognizable piece.