Marble Slinger & Jag Black Sand Carved Mayan Mini

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Description

Marble Slinger & JAG Black Sandcarved Mayan Mini Rig Set

Bell based beaker tube with long neck and UFO style mouthpiece. 

This collaboration matching JAG's overall elegant shaping style with Slingers signature carve work. 

Carvings of skulls, Mayan characters, artist names and the words "Live fast, die young and leave a pretty corpse". 

Features:

  • Joint Size: 14mm
  • Joint Type: Female
  • Joint Angle: 45°
  • Diffusion: Removable downstem with 2 slit 1 hole perc. 

Includes:

  • 14m - 14m adaptor
  • Dome
  • Matching dish

Dimensions

Height - 11.5"
Width - 4"
Length - 5.5"

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About The Artist:

Just Another Glassblower (JAG)

JAG aka Nate resides in San Diego, CA where he has been pushing the culture forward with his work, collaborations, retail shop, apparel and more.  

Slinger

Degenerate Art, the 2012 documentary directed by pipemaker Aaron Golbert a.k.a. Marble Slinger, chronicled and in some ways changed the history of functional glass through its popularity and widespread distribution. The film, whose title references a German expression used by the Nazi regime to criticize non-conformist art, inspired multitudes of artists to take up pipemaking as their passion and profession.

Living and working in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, home to one of the nation’s most vibrant glass pipemaking scenes, Slinger developed a body of work that communicates complex themes through the utilization of graal techniques. He’s known for his visages of pop culture icons such as Audrey Hepburn and Sherlock Holmes, sandblasted onto matte-finish, color-blended pipes and tubes.

On the Board of Glass Alchemy’s Makers Alliance, Slinger works with the company to determine the future direction of its color palette. Independently, his aesthetic signature includes myriad patterning techniques such as honeycombs, inside out, fuming, disc flips, reticellos, bowties, spirals, stuff and puffs, and traditional shaping styles. Bronze casting, painting, and mixed media are also employed to convey concepts influenced by pop and graffiti art.

-http://talkingoutyourglass.com/marble-slinger

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