This antique Suri tribe smoking pipe is a traditional Ethiopian piece that has been passed down from generation to generation within families, typically from fathers to their sons when they come of age. The pipe comprises two pieces: a cap made of clay and a main body made of animal horn. The pipe's design is simple yet functional, offering a unique smoking experience. The main body features an antique leather cover on a small portion of its surface, adding to the pipe's appeal. This antique Gurage smoking pipe is a treasured cultural artifact that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Ethiopia and offers a glimpse into the traditional smoking practices of the region.
