Stefano Ricci Travel Humidor — Siberian Tiger / Palladium

Stefano Ricci Travel Humidor — Siberian Tiger / Palladium

The Siberian Tiger is among the rarest large predators remaining, and Stefano Ricci's treatment of it as a motif carries that weight. The image on the lid of this travel humidor is not a decorative approximation but a serious rendering — the kind of portrait that commands attention in the same way the animal does. Against the dark, organically grained surface of the black walnut root, the palladium framing brings the image forward without overwhelming it.

The Siberian Tiger

The motif is set within a palladium finishing metal frame let into the lid — clean, precise, and suited to the cold tones of the image. The Siberian Tiger is a subject that benefits from palladium over gold: the cooler finish reinforces the animal's northern character, its stillness, and the sense of compressed power the image carries. A combination lock sits below. The front face of the humidor is otherwise unbroken.

Black Walnut Root / Mahogany Interior

The exterior is black walnut root, which brings its own depth and variation to every piece — no two are identical in grain or tonal shift. Stefano Ricci deploys it throughout the humidor collection for its natural stability and its visual authority. The interior is Mahogany, a material with a long history in cigar storage: it stabilizes humidity, contributes no off-notes, and ages gracefully. Capacity is nine cigars — seven at maximum length 199mm and two at maximum length 118mm, to a maximum ring gauge of 58.

Travel Format

At 32 × 25 × 6 cm, the humidor is sized for travel. The combination lock holds the contents securely. The flat format integrates with luggage without difficulty. Nine cigars covers a meaningful trip without approaching desk-humidor scale.

Now available at The Tobacconist of Greenwich.