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NURETTIN UZONOGLU . . . with stone pipes
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Turkish Stone Pipes Offer Foreign Flavor
By Judy McGhee
Two delicately-carved pipes may help KU students become more familiar with Turkey if Nurettin Uzonoglu, Ankara, Turkey, graduate student, finds a buyer interested in them.
Uzonoglu, nicknamed "Nicky," has offered to campus puffers the two pipes carved from white mecerschaum stone.
"I AM INTERESTED in selling the pipes for two reasons," Uzonoglu said Tuesday. "First I want to make it known that meerschaum can be found only in Eskisehir, Turkey, and second, I want to help Americans become more familiar with Turkish products."
The head of a bearded sultan wearing a fez ornaments one pipe. The other is decorated with leaves and grapes. A small, sharp knife is the only instrument used to carve the intricate designs from meerschaum stone, he said.
TO MAKE A pipe, authentic
meerschaum is mined and then cut into blocks to be carved. Although jewelry can be made from it, Uzonqlu said, it is more commonly used for pipes.
The pipes have one quality, he said, for when smoked they gradually change from their present white to a rich brown. The change is due to the baking of the stone which has never been exposed to extreme heat until the pipe is lit, he said.
Although regular tobacco may be used, the pipe should be broken in slowly by being only half filled at first, Uzonoglu said. If the delicate meerschaum is exposed to too much heat the first time the pipe is lit, it could crack.
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