Festival del Habano 2018 Hoyo de Monterrey Humidor

Features of the Humidor The Hoyo de Monterrey tobacco plantation is the main element of this humidor, blending different design elements with its excellent craftsmanship. One of the most famous first-class tobacco fields in the world is showcased in this furniture (humidor), through the presentation of Cuban black tobacco plant leaves, arranged uniformly, symbolizing the comprehensive and precise process experienced at every stage of Cuban cigar planting and harvesting. On the side, the processing is represented by the leaves strung and hung on shelves inside the tobacco house, depicted at the bottom of the humidor. The rest of the humidor will be made of precious wood, utilizing fine woodworking techniques to create ideal preservation conditions for Cuban cigars. Contents: 370 cigars: 20 Epicure Especial, 20 Epicure Deluxe, 20 Obsequios, 20 Short Hoyo Piramides, 20 Le Hoyo de San Juan, 50 Elegantes (CDH), 20 Petit Belicosos, 20 Double Coronas, 20 Le Hoyo de San Luis, 20 Particulares, 20 Piramides, 20 Extravaganza, 20 Colosales, 20 Churchills, 20 Belicosos No.1, 20 Regalos, and 20 Grand Epicure. This humidor ultimately auctioned for €150,000. Humidor dimensions: height 150 cm, width 75 cm, depth 45 cm. Materials used: cedar, mahogany, and okume. Author information: The Mahogany Group (GRUPO CAOMA), represented by José Antonio González Rodríguez, a master fine woodworker, Marlene Silvera Segura, a sculptor and designer, and architect-designer Osviel Carrillo Probance. This team has extensive experience in creating high-quality works for the Havana world. Their designs feature impressive strong concepts, vitality, and creativity. Marlene Silvera Segura, a visual artist, graduated from the San Alejandro Academy of Arts and the Design Institute. She has participated in numerous national and international exhibitions. Her works are known for incorporating elements of classical sculpture norms. José Antonio González Rodríguez, a master fine woodworker and member of the Cuban Association of Craftsmen and Artists (ACAA), showcases his excellent craftsmanship and rich experience in wood decoration through the exquisite works he has created for the Havana Festival auction for three consecutive years. Osviel Carrillo Probance, an award-winning architect and designer, is a member of the Cuban Society of Communicators. His carefully designed humidors convey architectural symbolism, reflecting and showcasing the power and elegance of pure Cuban style.