2" 14mm Color Screen Flower Bowl

2" 14mm Color Screen Flower Bowl

Anyone who has taken a mouthful of ash mid-hit already understands what a screen is for. This 2" glass bowl builds that idea into the design instead of leaving you to fit one yourself.

Here is the plain version of why screens exist. A flower bowl has a hole at the bottom, and dry flower ground fine enough to burn evenly is also fine enough to fall through that hole. Whatever falls through lands in your water, or in your mouth. A screen sits over the hole and stops the small stuff while letting the smoke past.

We like that bowls built with a screen structure spare you the ritual of buying loose screens, cutting them, seating them and replacing them when they burn out. That ritual is not hard, but it is one more thing, and this design removes it.

At 2" we would call this a short slide, so it keeps close to the joint and stays out of the way. There is no color choice on this one. The style ships as pictured.

What Stands Out

Screen built into the bowl. The filtering structure is part of the piece rather than an insert you add.

No consumables. Nothing to replace when a loose screen clogs or fails.

Short body. 2" is the compact end of the bowl range and easy to store with the piece.

Common joint size. The 14mm spec covers most modern water pipes.

All glass. One material through the whole piece, so cleaning is a single soak with no parts to separate.

Specifications

Why It Is Worth Waiting For

• Screen structure reduces pull-through into the water
• No loose screens to buy, cut or replace
• Fits any water pipe running a 14mm joint
• Short 2" body keeps weight near the joint
• Glass construction keeps flavor clean
• One piece, so cleaning takes one soak
• Colored screen detail makes the bowl easy to identify
• Light at 6.0 ounces shipped
• Simple enough to hand to a guest without instructions

Getting the Most From It

Grind a touch coarser than you would for a rolled joint. A screen helps, but very fine material still packs down and chokes the airflow, and a strangled bowl tastes worse than a slightly loose one.

Load a small amount, tamp lightly, and light one edge. Cornering matters more with a screened bowl, because the material stays in place rather than migrating downward through the hole, which means the unlit part actually stays unlit.

Pro Tip: If the pull feels tight, the screen area is where resin collects first. A soak in warm isopropyl before it turns to hard buildup takes two minutes and saves you scraping at fine detail later.

Who Should Watch for This One

People who grind fine. If your grinder produces powder, a screened bowl solves a daily annoyance.

Anyone tired of cleaning water. Less debris through the hole means the water stays usable longer.

Compact setup owners. A 2" bowl travels well and hides in a small case.

Questions People Ask

What does the screen actually do?

The screen structure sits above the 14mm joint and blocks fine material from dropping through the hole. That keeps debris out of your water and out of your mouth. It does not filter smoke or change flavor; it is a physical barrier for solids, nothing more than that.

Do I still need to buy loose screens?

No. The screen is part of this bowl's design, which is the reason to pick it over a plain 2" slide. There is nothing to insert before your first use and nothing to replace when a disposable screen would normally burn through. You are buying one object that does both jobs.

Can I get it in another color?

This listing is a single style with no color variants, so what appears in the photos is what ships. The colored element is the screen detail itself. If you want a range of shades to choose between, look at the multi-color bowls elsewhere in our flower bowl collection.

Is it available now?

No. Inventory shows zero units for this bowl at the moment, so nothing can ship. The page stays up so you can see the design and ask us about a restock. If it is what you want, tell us and we will follow up when the style is available again.

Will a screened bowl clog faster?

Any screened bowl collects resin at the screen first, so it wants cleaning a little more often than a plain one. On a 2" bowl that is a short soak, not a project. Clean weekly and you will never notice a difference in airflow.

What size joint does it need?

It is built for a 14mm joint, the common size on most water pipes sold today. Compare it against the bowl currently in your piece. If that bowl is 14mm, this one seats the same way. Joint gender is not listed in our data, so match it to your existing hardware.

How much does it weigh?

Our records list 6.0 ounces as the shipping weight, packaging included, which puts the bowl itself under that. Combined with the 2" length it is one of the smaller items we ship, and it adds almost nothing to an order that already contains a water pipe or accessories.

Care and Maintenance

Tap out the ash while the bowl is warm, then rinse. Once a week, soak it in isopropyl alcohol with coarse salt, shake it, and let it sit until the screen area runs clear. Rinse well with warm water and dry it completely.

Do not scrape the screen structure with anything rigid. It is fine detail in glass, and pressure there is how a small crack starts. Soaking does the work if you give it time.

Warning: Never rinse a hot bowl under cold water to speed things up. Glass tolerates the heat of a lit bowl but not a sudden swing between temperatures, and thin detail like a screen area fails first.

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