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[[File:Fassilogos.png|thumb|The stem logo (top) and nomenclature (bottom) of a Fassi pipe. Composite created using images courtesy Angelo Fassi.]]
[[File:Fassilogos.png|thumb|The stem logo (top) and nomenclature (bottom) of a Fassi pipe. Composite created using images courtesy Angelo Fassi.]]
Fassi Pipes are made by Angelo Fassi (b. 1958). Born in Milan, Italy, Fassi now lives in the small town of Appiano Gentile, where his workshop is located.<ref>Factual information serving as the basis for this article was provided by Angelo Fassia via email interview.</ref>
Fassi Pipes are made by Angelo Fassi (b. 1958). Born in Milan, Italy, Fassi now lives in the small town of Appiano Gentile, where his workshop is located.<ref>Factual information serving as the basis for this article was provided by Angelo Fassi via email interview.</ref>


A former competitive ''judoka''<ref>An expert practitioner of judo.</ref> and a practicing endodontic surgeon, Fassi first took up pipe making under the tutelage of German artisan [[Safferling|Betram Safferling]]. Fassi’s relationship with pipes began much earlier, however. When he was 14, Fassi began to smoke the [[Savinelli]] that his father had – unsuccessfully – bought as a means of quitting cigarettes. While living in Monza, Fassi began to frequent the now-closed Scarafiotti tobacconist, where his fascination with pipes further grew. At 16, Fassi visited the [[Caminetto]] manufacturing company in Cucciago, during a time when its production was still under the direction of Guiseppe ‘Peppino’ [[Ascorti]] and Luigi [[Radice]]. As he recalls, “it was at that moment that an imprinting was probably established.”
A former competitive ''judoka''<ref>An expert practitioner of judo.</ref> and a practicing endodontic surgeon, Fassi first took up pipe making under the tutelage of German artisan [[Safferling|Betram Safferling]]. Fassi’s relationship with pipes began much earlier, however. When he was 14, Fassi began to smoke the [[Savinelli]] that his father had – unsuccessfully – bought as a means of quitting cigarettes. While living in Monza, Fassi began to frequent the now-closed Scarafiotti tobacconist, where his fascination with pipes further grew. At 16, Fassi visited the [[Caminetto]] manufacturing company in Cucciago, during a time when its production was still under the direction of Guiseppe ‘Peppino’ [[Ascorti]] and Luigi [[Radice]]. As he recalls, “it was at that moment that an imprinting was probably established.”
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