5″ Wig Wag and Wrap n Rake Hand Pipe – Assorted Colors

Some glass is made. This glass is worked. 🔥 The Wig Wag Hand Pipe shows off two classic torch techniques at once. First, the wrap n rake stripe runs the length of the neck. Next, a wig wag medallion swirls across the bowl. As a result, every single pipe leaves the torch looking slightly different from the last. 🌀

Real Hand-Worked Color

These patterns are not stickers or paint. Instead, a glassblower lays colored rods into the hot glass and drags them into shape. Consequently, the color sits inside the piece rather than on top of it. Therefore it will never scratch off, fade, or peel. Because each pull of the rake is done by hand, no two pipes match exactly. 🎨

Built To Be Held

At roughly five inches, this pipe fits the hand comfortably. Moreover, raised glass bumps sit right where your fingers land, so your grip stays secure even when the glass warms up. The spoon bowl runs deep, and a side carb gives you clean control over each pull. Plus, the thick walls give it a reassuring weight. 👌

• 🌀 Wig wag medallion swirled directly into the bowl
• 🌈 Wrap n rake stripe running the full neck
• 👌 Bump grips that keep the pipe steady in hand
• 👢 Deep spoon bowl with an easy side carb
• 👜 Five-inch size that travels well

Every Piece Is Its Own

Let's be honest. Half the fun here is not knowing exactly what you will get. 😎 Additionally, the assortment runs through cobalt blues, mint greens, milky whites, and warm reds. Some arrive with tight chevrons. Others land with looser, wavier rakes. However, the shape and the size stay consistent across the whole run. Above all, each one looks hand-made, because it genuinely is. ✨

Simple To Keep Clean

Hand pipes are the easiest glass to maintain. Meanwhile, this one has no removable parts to lose. Just drop it in a bag with isopropyl alcohol and coarse salt, then shake it. Afterward, rinse it with warm water and let it dry. Because the color is worked into the glass, cleaning will never dull the pattern. 🧼

Want a piece nobody else has? Add the Wig Wag Hand Pipe to your cart, and carry glass with actual craft behind it. 🛒💨

Colorway & Pattern Breakdown

🎨 Assorted Colors

Description: Each Wig Wag Hand Pipe ships as an assorted colorway. Consequently, the base glass and the rake colors vary from piece to piece. The run includes cobalt blue, mint green, milky white, and red-and-teal combinations.

Pattern & Feel: A wig wag medallion sits on the bowl face, while a wrap n rake chevron climbs the neck. Meanwhile, small raised bumps circle the bowl for grip and contrast. 🌀

Best For: Everyday carry, collectors who like one-of-a-kind glass, and anyone tired of plain spoon pipes. 💨

Please note: colors are assorted and may vary. Therefore we cannot guarantee a specific colorway on any single order.

Why Choose 5" Wig Wag and Wrap n Rake Hand Pipe - Assorted Colors?

Most budget spoons are plain, machine-pressed glass. However, this one is not. The Wig Wag Hand Pipe brings genuine torch work to an everyday price point. Because a person pulled every stripe by hand, you get a piece with real character instead of a printed decal.

Beyond the looks, the build holds up. Thick walls resist chips, the bumps stop it rolling off a table, and the deep bowl means fewer repacks. Finally, the five-inch length hits the sweet spot between pocketable and comfortable to hold.

Shopping around first? Browse our full Hand Pipes collection, or look through everything in Accessories. If you would rather have water filtration, the 14" Mirage Stone Water Pipe and the 14" Honeycomb Water Pipe are both solid picks. Want something much bigger? Try the SirEEL Supersized Beaker Bong. 👀

FAQ

How big is this pipe?
It measures about 5 inches end to end. Therefore it sits comfortably in one hand, and it still slips into a pocket or bag easily. 📏

Can I pick my color?
Unfortunately, no. The Wig Wag Hand Pipe ships as an assorted color, so the base glass and rake pattern vary between pieces. However, the size, shape, and features stay the same on every one. 🎨

What do "wig wag" and "wrap n rake" actually mean?
Both are glassblowing techniques. Wig wag lays colored rods in a repeating wave, while wrap n rake drags a tool through wrapped color to create chevrons. Consequently, the pattern lives inside the glass permanently. 🌀

Does it have a carb hole?
Yes. A side carb sits next to the bowl. So you can clear the chamber whenever you want, which gives you far better control over each pull. 👢

How do I clean it?
First, drop it into a sealable bag with isopropyl alcohol and coarse salt. Then shake it for a minute and let it soak. Finally, rinse with warm water and air dry. Because there are no removable parts, cleaning stays quick. 🧼