For a wizard whose errands took him all across Middle-earth, the sleepy hills and quiet villages of the Shire were a refuge. As he walked among lush hedges and blooming gardens, Gandalf the Grey enjoyed the company of the hobbits who lived there: a gentle folk with naive quirks and the makers of the finest pipeweed in all the lands.

On a beautiful evening, one might find Gandalf outside Bag End with Bilbo or Frodo Baggins, pipes in hand, as he blew smoke rings that the wizard animated with subtle magic.

Gandalf the Grey's pipe was designed for The Lord of the Rings by the artists of the 3Foot6 art department and comes with a tamper. This non-functional prop was made from molds of the original prop used in the film, utilizing the same high-strength urethane material as the props on set. It was finished with the same techniques and materials to achieve the beloved look it has in the film.

It measures approximately 34 cm in length.