"Humidor In Art Deco Style."
Humidor, richly decorated with artistic wood carvings made in the Art Deco style. Technological progress in the 1930s also affected the shape of the box. A similar fashion, vertically profiled decoration with smoothed corners was carried by the flagships of technical progress of those years; such as cars, cameras, radios, etc. Design invaded the conservative world of aristocratic habits. Thus emphasizing the technical side and dignity of a luxurious item for the elite.
Humidor is a box for storing cigars. The main task of a humidor is to maintain a humidity level of 68-72%, at which cigars can be stored without loss of quality.
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