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The name describes how it was decorated. A glassworker wraps hot colored glass around the tube in lines, then rakes a tool through those lines while the glass is still moving. The stripes pull into hooks. Every tube ends up slightly different because a hand did it, not a mold.
A 10 inch straight tube of American made glass with a raked color pattern and a 14mm joint. A flower bowl is included and three base colors are available.
We get asked to compare straight tubes and beakers constantly, so here it is: they do the same job differently. A beaker widens at the bottom and holds a larger volume of water, which gives a heavier, slower pull. A straight tube keeps the same diameter top to bottom, so there is less air to move and the chamber clears in one go. If you have ever been annoyed by a piece that will not empty, this is the shape that fixes it.
We stock this one for the pattern as much as the shape. Raked glass is one of the few decorative techniques that cannot be faked with a sticker or a decal, because the color is inside the wall of the tube rather than printed on it. It will not scratch off and it will not fade with cleaning.
Ten inches is the height our staff points people toward when somebody wants presence without a storage problem. It reads as a real water pipe on a shelf and still fits in a cabinet.
The pattern is structural. Color worked into the glass cannot peel, chip off, or wear at the contact points where your hand sits.
American made. This one is tagged as domestic glass, which is worth knowing if that is part of how you shop.
It clears quickly. A straight 10 inch tube moves a small volume of air, so you are not fighting it at the end of a pull.
Standard fitment. The 14mm joint keeps you inside the most common bowl size, and a bowl is already included.
Light in the hand. At 18 ounces it passes easily, which is the point of a piece this size.
| Type | Glass water pipe, straight tube |
|---|---|
| Material | Glass |
| Length | 10 inches |
| Joint | 14mm |
| Decoration | Wrap and rake color work |
| Origin | Made in USA |
| Included | Flower bowl |
| Variants | 3 (black, green, blue) |
| Weight | 18 ounces |
| Stock | 30 |
This is a 10 inch American made glass straight tube with wrap and rake color work, cut for a 14mm joint, and it comes with a flower bowl. It ships at 18 ounces, is offered in black, green, and blue, and we hold 30 units in total.
We start with water. Fill until the downstem openings are just submerged. On a straight tube that is less water than you think, and overfilling is the number one reason people get splashback from this shape.
We pack the bowl loosely, seat it in the joint, and light from the side. Clear the tube in one pull rather than two; a 10 inch straight body does not hold enough volume to make staging worthwhile.
Pro Tip: Hold a straight tube by the middle, not the neck. The neck is the thinnest section and the place where a knock does the most damage.
People who hate stale hits. Fast clearing means less smoke sitting in the chamber.
Buyers who want something hand worked. The rake pattern is done by a person and shows it.
Anyone already stocked with 14mm bowls. Drop-in compatible with what you own.
Shoppers who prefer domestic glass. This one is tagged made in USA.
It is a decorating method, not a feature you operate. Hot colored glass is wrapped around the body in lines, then a tool drags across those lines while everything is still soft, pulling the stripes into hooks and feathers. Because it happens by hand, no two tubes come out identical.
Yes, it is listed and tagged as American made glass. That matters mostly for consistency of the working process and for who you are supporting when you buy. It does not by itself dictate wall thickness or durability, so handle it with the same care you would give any glass tube.
The joint measures 14mm, and a flower bowl ships with the pipe. Keep that number in mind for spares, and check male versus female cut on any replacement, since the same millimeter figure comes in both. A second bowl in a drawer saves an evening eventually.
It is 10 inches from foot to mouthpiece, a straight tube rather than a beaker. Straight tubes hold less water at the bottom, so they clear fast and rinse out quickly. The tradeoff is a narrower footprint, so give it a spot on the table where an elbow will not find it.
Black, green, and blue are the three options, all on the same 10 inch straight tube. The rake pattern reads differently against each base color, with darker glass hiding residue between cleanings and lighter glass showing off the pull lines. Function is the same across all three.
We show 30 units spread across the three colors. Availability shifts as orders come through, so the live listing is the number to trust when you check out. If your color is gone, the other two are the identical pipe with a different base glass.
The listed weight is 18 ounces including packaging, lighter than most beakers of similar height. That makes it easy to lift and pass but also easier to knock over, since a straight tube has a narrow base. Set it down deliberately rather than reaching across it.
We would tell you the same thing across the counter: empty the water when you are done rather than leaving it overnight. A straight tube dries fast if you stand it upside down, and dry glass does not build the film that eventually needs a soak.
When it does need real work, use a purpose made glass cleaner, cap the ends, and rock it slowly. Pull the bowl out first and clean it separately, since the joint is where residue tends to collect and lock parts together.
Warning: Do not use boiling water on this piece. Glass expands unevenly when heat hits it fast, and a tube can crack in your hands. Warm water only, and let a cold piece sit at room temperature before you wash it.
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