Enter the El Septimo Sacred Arts Collection, featuring seven cigars that represent the Biblical seven days of creation. Additionally, each cigar is dedicated to a famous artist and one of their most famous works.

• Leonardo da Vinci: this is a 7½" x 40 lancero that boasts a yellow palette. The cigar represents his The Last Supper painting, offering a dark and oily wrapper and a medium intensity.

• Michelangelo: this is a 5½" x 50 figuardo that uses a Royal Blue color scheme. Paying homage to his The Creation of Adam, the blend boasts a dark wrapper and a medium-plus body.

• Botticelli: this is a commanding 7½" x 58 salomon, donning a lime green palette. The cigar honors the artist's The Announcement painting, featuring a medium overall intensity.

• Raphael: at 6" x 50, the Raphael is the toro of the bunch. The cigar is denoted with a black color scheme, paying homage to Sistine Madonna. Expect a medium body and balanced performance.

• Salvador Dali: this cigar is rolled in a hefty 6½" x 54 format, and uses a purple palette. The cigar pays tribute to Christ of Saint John of the Cross, boasting a dark wrapper and medium body.

• Rembrandt: weighing in at 7" x 54, this is roughly a two-hour smoke. The cigar uses a red palette, honoring Rembrandt's The Return of the Prodigal Son. This is a medium-bodied smoke with an attractive torpedo head.

• Van Gogh: this is a stunningly large 9" x 56 Royal Salomon, bearing a white color scheme. The cigar represents the artist's Pieta work, offering a medium-dark wrapper and a medium overall body.