Empire Glassworks
Ribbit Small Spoon Pipe
Ribbit Small Spoon Pipe
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Ribbit Small Spoon Pipe — the kind of pocket piece that ends up going everywhere with you.
What It Is
An authentic Empire Glassworks hand pipe — borosilicate glass. Empire Glasswork’s new dry pipes are a testament to their lampwork mastery. Themed after the precious, vibrant ecosystems that make our earth unique, each one perfectly depicts and emphasizes the conservation of a specific at risk habitat. This particular spoon features sibling toads as they bask in the sun on their lillypads and enjoy a colorful lunch.
Why You'll Love It
- Comfortable in hand: shaped for grip, balance and an easy draw.
- No setup, no water: pack, light, done — the simplest session there is.
- Easy to clean: a zip-bag iso soak brings it back to day one.
- Authentic brand: the real product from the brand on the listing — not a re-label.
How To Use It
Pack the bowl loosely, cover the carb while lighting, release to clear. A weekly zip-bag soak in iso and salt keeps the draw open and the taste clean.
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