Nording pipes

Eric Nørding has his home and factory just outside Copenhagen, Denmark, where he has lived and worked since 1963. The walls of the living room are covered with Wild hunting trophies from his various hunting expeditions around the world. He also caught a four-meter tiger shark in Florida in 1977.
Since it is rare to catch these sharks, Erik has been portrayed with his fish in several newspapers and on TV.
Perhaps the most famous of his. unusual results, is Nørding's gigantic pipe modeled by assembling hundreds of other pipes and mouthpieces. This pipe has been exhibited in several public places, including Copenhagen Airport, and was named the largest pipe in the world in the Guinness Book of Records.
This is just another example of Erik's tireless creativity.
In all his activities, he strives to excel: "I like everything I do," he says.
"I live hard, play hard and work hard."
Many Danish pipe-makers. who are famous today have learned in his workshop.
Eric Nørding after taking over the historic Kriswill factory and machinery also took over Peterson, the Irish pipe factory, before it was moved from the Isle of Man to Ireland and administered it for 5 years.