DOUG ZOLBERT / DAVE COLTON ENCALMO MINI

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Description

Doug Zolbert & Dave Colton Encalmo Mini Rig

A Doug Zolbert & Dave Colton Collaboration! 6" Encalmo Mini Tube with abstract accent. This collab features the overall design and shape of Zolbert's classic encalmo stacked mini tube with Dave Colton's colorful abstract accents.

Features:

  • Joint Size - 14mm
  • Joint Type - Male
  • Joint Angle - 45°
  • Diffusion - Male to male removable diffuser with three hole perc. 

Dimensions: 

Height - 6"
Width - 2"
Length 5.5"

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About The Artist: 

Doug Zolbert is from Michigan and is high regarded for his incredibly tight encalmo line work. 

David Colton was born in Westfield, MA and currently resides in Westhampton, MA. David’s body of work is mainly comprised of abstract borosilicate sculptures and functional pipes, with many of them containing secret smoking apparatuses.  His work is very 3D in its design and one of his pipes was awarded the Rakow Commission in 2019 from Corning Museum of Glass, making him the first glass cannabis pipe maker to receive this recognition and to enter an art museum’s permanent collection. Colton’s work is featured in Corning Museums ’s 2019 Show, New Glass Now, and is also included in The Dr. Seuss Museum’s permanent collection in Springfield, MA. David began glass blowing in Fort Collins, CO in 1995 and had his first solo show at Easy Street Gallery Brooklyn, N.Y. (2009)

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