Milkyway Glass Shadow Art Bowls

 

Bowls are the most important part of your bong because without one, you’re just looking at a glass art piece with no functionality. But there’s no reason that bowl can’t be a piece of art as well. 

The ’Shadow Art’ bowl is the latest addition to the Circuitboard collection from Milkyway Glass. It’s layered with cream glass and sandblasted to reveal semi-opaque black glass.  The application of the deep “carving” sandblast technique greatly enhances the contrast and texture of the glass surface.

Whether you’re a programmer, engineer, sci-fi fan or just a closet geek, these electronic-inspired 14mm bowls are sure to power up you next sesh. 

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