S.T. Dupont x Fender Ligne 2 Double flame Lacquered lighter fender black REF: C16025CL
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S.T. Dupont x Fender Ligne 2 Double flame Lacquered lighter fender black REF: C16025CL
1 Epsom Road
1 Epsom Road
Surrey Cigars
Guildford GU1 3JT
United Kingdom
A perfectly rhythmic collaboration
For the second time, S.T. Dupont and Fender collaborate, imagining a rock line inspired by the know-how of both houses, as well as from Japan.
Fender®, the most famous guitar brand in Tokyo, is opening a boutique in the vibrant Harajuku area. On this occasion, and for the second time, S.T. Dupont and Fender® collaborate, imagining a rock line inspired by the know-how of both houses, as well as Japan. With his work inspired by kintsugi lacquer, and the revival of an ancient know-how with gold powder applied by hand, this collaboration brings its own creativity to the musical universe.
Lighter line 2 Cling with a double soft yellow flame. Decorated with the Fender® pattern with black lacquer, hand-applied Gold dust craftsmanship and gold finishes.
With the famous "Cling" at the opening. For each purchase of the Line 2, an exclusive Médiator necklace is offered.
Lighter delivered empty gas; refill sold separately.
Unique pattern
Inspired by the ancestral kintsugi
This Japanese method of repairing porcelain involves filling the broken pieces with lacquer sprinkled with gold. It is also a philosophy that recommends accepting and valuing one’s flaws, cracks, rather than concealing them.
A powerful, solid and aesthetically pleasing mindset, close to the values of S.T. Dupont, but also to one of its old-fashioned know-how: gold dust applied by hand.
Unique combination of know-how
The goldsmith know-how of S.T. Dupont is in tune with this collection and writes a new score.
The famous Ligne 2 and Line D Eternity thus take over the body, strings and neck of guitars. Audacity even pushes the staple of the writing instrument to become the head of the instrument. A new guilloche depicting the cracks of the kintsugi also dresses the lighter’s cap.
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