Helix Peace Pipe by Banjo

Banjo has made several helix-themed pipes over the years. This particular dry handpipe has a spiked vein surrounding it in a double helix. The push bowl is completely made up of reversals, and the carb angles backward, giving it a nice feel when in the palm of your hand. Truly one for the Banjo collector.

Banjo began making pipes back in 1995. His inspirations have always been Legos, Bluegrass music, his family, Alex Grey, robots, his mom, Allis Chalmers farm tractors, Lucio Bubacco, Barbara Brennan, H.R Giger, Syd Mead, Pushead, Randy Rhoads, Star Wars, Earl Scruggs, all manners of psychedelia, work stuff, his dad, banjos and guitars, and old machinery. Banjo has created some of the most intricate pieces in the industry, from functional instruments to motorcycles and, of course, “throne goddesses.” His pieces will always be considered some of the most influential pieces in the glass community.

Details:

• Length: 11.25"
• Width: 3"
• Height: 3.5"
• Weight: .4 lbs.
• Bowl Style: push bowl
• Color: red, steel wool, red, black
• Reversal work with sculpting
• Accent marks may vary
• Dimensions may vary