Ciga di Tula was born from a question: How do you honor a legacy of resistance and dignity in a way the world can feel, hold and remember? As a visual artist from Curaçao, I chose the language of smoke, texture and time. Each White Puro carries the name of Tula – not as a symbol of struggle alone, but as an emblem of quiet victory, of standing tall in one’s own story. Black and gold define our world: the depth of night, the glow of flame, the gleam of heritage preserved. From the first impression of the box to the final curl of smoke, Ciga di Tula is crafted as a cultural artifact – a piece of Curaçao that travels in the hands of enthusiasts, tourists and collectors around the globe. This is not a trend. It is a lineage, rolled by hand and sealed in honor.