Basil Bush 'Aztec' 29cm Glass Hexagonal Bong

Basil Bush 'Aztec' 29cm Glass Hexagonal Bong

The Basil Bush 'Aztec' 29cm Glass Hexagonal Bong is a striking fusion of ancient artistry and modern smoking technology. Crafted from durable borosilicate glass, this bong features a unique hexagonal base that not only adds visual appeal but also enhances stability during use. Standing at 29cm tall, it's equipped with ice notches for cooler, smoother hits, and an Aztec-inspired etched design that adds a touch of mystique to your sessions.

Key Features:

• Height: 29cm
• Material: High-quality borosilicate glass
• Design: Aztec-inspired etched pattern
• Shape: Hexagonal base for enhanced stability
• Ice Notches: Built-in for adding ice cubes to cool the smoke
• Joint Size: 18mm female joint
• Downstem: Includes a 14.5mm male diffuser downstem
• Bowl: 14.5mm male glass bowl with handle

Benefits of the Hexagonal Shape:

The hexagonal base provides a broader surface area, reducing the risk of tipping and ensuring a secure placement on flat surfaces. This design not only enhances the bong's aesthetic appeal but also contributes to its functional stability.

Ice Notches for Cooler Hits:

Equipped with strategically placed ice notches, this bong allows you to add ice cubes into the neck. As smoke passes over the ice, it cools down, resulting in smoother, less harsh inhalations, enhancing your overall smoking experience.

Aztec-Inspired Etched Design:

The intricate Aztec-inspired etching adds a layer of cultural artistry to the bong. This detailed design not only makes the piece visually captivating but also provides a textured grip, ensuring safer handling during use.

Included Components:

• 1 x Basil Bush 'Aztec' 29cm Glass Hexagonal Bong
• 1 x 14.5mm Male Diffuser Downstem
• 1 x 14.5mm Male Glass Bowl with Handle

Whether you're a seasoned smoker or new to the scene, the Basil Bush 'Aztec' 29cm Glass Hexagonal Bong offers a blend of style, stability, and smooth performance, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

Content produced on 15/05/2025