Empire Glassworks pipes and bongs are individually crafted by experienced, skilled glassblowers. This pack of 4 Glow Spoons is testament to just how much detail goes into each piece these talented glassmakers create.
Every Glow Spoon in this 4-pack glows spectacularly in the dark or under a black light. Each spoon features a glowing body and bright ring around the bowl top. These UV reactive 4.5" glow spoons are handmade in the USA with American glass rods.
If you enjoy smoking dry herb and want to smoke from a beautiful glass pipe that glows when lit, you can't find a better pipe to use than one of these little beauties.
Eye-catching, pocket-friendly, durable, and smooth-hitting, these Glow Spoons have everything you'd ever want or need in a decent hand pipe. Get your 4 pack today. Then pick out your favorite and spread the love around by gifting your best smoking budz with Glow Spoons of their own.
Note: Since these glass spoons are individually handmade, each is unique and may vary in color from what's shown in the photos.
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Highlights
4.25 inches
LengthGlow in the Dark
Specialty GlassMade in the USA 🇺🇸
Handblown in Corona CA- Borosilicate Glass
- Carry it anywhere!
- Colored Glass
- Delivers cool smooth hits
- Glow in the Dark Glass
- Glow in the Dark!
- Highest Quality Materials
- Pocket-Friendly
- Portable
- Spoon
- Thick Glass
Included in Your Purchase
- Empire Glassworks Glow in the Dark Spoons - Pack of 4
- Free, Fast Shipping (in the US)
- Discrete Packaging
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- Expert Product Support
How It's Made
Glass Spoon Pipes
Despite their straightforward nature, making hand pipes requires a large amount of training and experience. Glass artists start with a tube about four inches long and decorate it with a variety of techniques such as fuming, linework, etc. Next the artist starts to create the shape of the pipe by stretching the neck and forming the mouthpiece. The artist then carefully blows into the end of the tube to expand the glass and shape the bowl. They then push the bowl and pop the carb before placing it in the kiln to finish!
