Jane West 20's Collection Hand Pipe

The Jane West Twenties Collection Hand Pipe is crafted from 100% borosilicate glass. This type of glass is valued for its strength and resistance to heat, while the textured exterior gives the pipe a distinctive premium feel and makes it comfortable to hold.

The Twenties Collection Hand Pipe measures approximately 5.5 inches (14 cm) in length and weighs around 13.5 oz (383 g). It is deliberately more substantial than many traditional spoon pipes, giving it a solid, balanced feel in the hand.

Yes. The pipe features a conveniently positioned carb that allows the user to control airflow through the chamber. Covering and releasing the carb regulates the draw and helps clear the chamber through the wide disc-style mouthpiece.

Yes. One of its most practical design features is the wide, flat base. Unlike many rounded glass hand pipes that can roll or tip when placed down, the Twenties Hand Pipe is designed to sit securely on a flat surface, making it especially well suited to tabletop use.

Allow the pipe to cool completely before cleaning and remove any loose material from the bowl. For a deeper clean, use a suitable glass cleaning solution or isopropyl alcohol to loosen built-up residue, then rinse the pipe thoroughly and allow it to dry completely before use. Avoid sudden extreme temperature changes, which can place unnecessary stress on glass.

Yes. Although its sculptural shape and textured glass give it the appearance of a decorative designer piece, it has also been created as a functional everyday hand pipe. Its substantial weight, stable base, integrated carb and generously sized mouthpiece combine appearance with practical usability.

The Twenties Hand Pipe stands apart through its combination of design and functionality. Instead of the familiar lightweight spoon-pipe shape, it uses thick textured borosilicate glass, a broad stable base and a substantial profile inspired by sophisticated glassware. The result is a hand pipe designed to look just as considered sitting on a table as it does in the hand.