“Porcelain” Flower Mushroom - made after ordered
The blue cap and Wysteria flower made this functional mushroom sculpture look like a piece of fine porcelain. It’s actually borosilicate glass, and you can get one just like it.
Made After Ordered - may take up to three weeks to be made and left at the post office. Expect slight variations.
Functional glass pipes for smoking herb.
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Torchworked borosilicate glass sculpture made by Deanna Cook. Fully annealed hard glass is still at risk of breaking if poorly handled.
These can be soaked and cleaned with solvents like 97% rubbing alcohol. The color and sparkles are part of the glass itself and do not wash off.
The blue cap and Wysteria flower made this functional mushroom sculpture look like a piece of fine porcelain. It’s actually borosilicate glass, and you can get one just like it.
Made After Ordered - may take up to three weeks to be made and left at the post office. Expect slight variations.
Functional glass pipes for smoking herb.
If you are on mobile, swipe the picture to see more.
Torchworked borosilicate glass sculpture made by Deanna Cook. Fully annealed hard glass is still at risk of breaking if poorly handled.
These can be soaked and cleaned with solvents like 97% rubbing alcohol. The color and sparkles are part of the glass itself and do not wash off.
The blue cap and Wysteria flower made this functional mushroom sculpture look like a piece of fine porcelain. It’s actually borosilicate glass, and you can get one just like it.
Made After Ordered - may take up to three weeks to be made and left at the post office. Expect slight variations.
Functional glass pipes for smoking herb.
If you are on mobile, swipe the picture to see more.
Torchworked borosilicate glass sculpture made by Deanna Cook. Fully annealed hard glass is still at risk of breaking if poorly handled.
These can be soaked and cleaned with solvents like 97% rubbing alcohol. The color and sparkles are part of the glass itself and do not wash off.
