2" 18mm Color Lip Martini Flower Bowl

2" 18mm Color Lip Martini Flower Bowl: a cone bowl with a colored rim, cut for the wide joint

The shape is the pitch. A wide cone opening that narrows toward the stem, like a martini glass, finished with a band of color around the lip. It runs 2 inches and takes an 18mm joint. Before you go further, one honest note from us: every color on this listing is currently at zero.

The way we describe a martini profile is a wide mouth over a narrow throat. Loading is easier because you have a broad opening to aim at, and the taper keeps material moving down toward the hole as it burns rather than sitting flat and going out at the edges.

The colored lip is doing double duty. It is the decorative element, and it is also the visual marker for the rim, which is the part you never want to knock against anything. On a clear rim you cannot always see exactly where the edge is in low light. On a colored one you can.

We think the weight is worth flagging: at 0.4 ounces this is a light bowl. That is a benefit for a piece that hangs off the side of a large water pipe, and it is a reason to be careful with it, because light means the walls are not heavy.

Notes on the design

Wide mouth. Loading a cone bowl is faster and less wasteful than aiming into a narrow one.

Colored rim. Marks the edge clearly, which is exactly the part that chips first.

Wide joint fitment. Built for the 18mm standard found on larger pieces.

Very light. Listed at 0.4 ounces, so it adds almost nothing to the balance of a big water pipe.

Five color choices when stocked. Red, Lime Green, Purple, Green and Pink appear on this listing.

Specifications

What it does well

• Wide cone mouth makes loading quicker
• Tapered walls keep material moving toward the hole
• Colored lip shows you where the rim edge is
• Fits the 18mm joint used on many larger water pipes
• Very light at 0.4 ounces, so it barely loads the joint
• Five colorways when stock returns
• Simple form with no protruding decoration to catch
• Easy to clean because the cone is open and shallow
• Reads clearly on a shelf next to plain slides

Loading and use

We fill a cone bowl in stages. A pinch, a light tap to settle it, then another pinch. Cone bowls pack better in layers than in one dump, and you keep more of the material out of the throat where it would restrict the pull.

We seat a slide like this gently. A lighter bowl gives you less feedback through your fingers, so go by feel and stop as soon as it seats.

Pro Tip: Use a screen with a wide cone bowl. The taper feeds fine material straight at the hole, and a screen is the difference between a clean pull and pieces landing in your water within two sessions.

Who should watch for this one

Owners of wide joint pieces. The 18mm size is harder to source locally than the narrow one.

People who hate spilling while loading. A wide mouth forgives a shaky hand.

Anyone balancing a tall piece. A light slide puts less strain on the joint.

Color-first buyers. Five bright options rather than one clear default.

Answers to common questions

Can I order this today?

Not at the moment. All five colors show zero units, so nothing on this listing is reservable right now. If you need a bowl for an 18mm joint sooner, the flower bowls collection has other options in that size that are currently available to ship.

What does the martini shape do?

It gives a wide mouth over a narrow throat. That makes loading easier because you have a bigger target, and the taper walks material down toward the hole as it burns instead of leaving unlit edges around a flat floor of a bowl.

Is 0.4 ounces the weight of the bowl itself?

That is the listed shipping weight for this item. It tells you this is a light piece rather than a heavy-walled one. Light bowls are pleasant on tall water pipes because they add almost no strain at the joint, but they deserve careful handling in return.

Will it fit a smaller joint?

No. It is made for the 18mm standard, which is the wider of the two sizes you commonly see. In a narrower joint it will not go in at all. Confirm your joint size against the slide your piece came with before ordering any replacement.

Which colors will come back?

The listing carries Red, Lime Green, Purple, Green and Pink. Which of those return depends on what comes in, and we would rather not promise a specific color on a specific date. This page updates as inventory lands, so the selector is the reliable source.

Does the colored lip chip more easily?

The color is part of the rim rather than a coating, so there is nothing to flake off. Any rim can chip if it hits something hard. The visible band actually helps here, since you can see exactly where the edge sits before you set the bowl down.

Can I use it for concentrate?

No, it is listed for flower smoking only. A cone flower bowl is thin at the rim and open at the base, and torch heat is not what it is designed around. Concentrate calls for purpose-built equipment rather than pushing a flower slide into that role.

Care and handling

Clean it before resin hardens, which is the one habit we push hardest. Isopropyl and coarse salt, a short soak, a rinse and a full dry. A cotton swab handles the cone and a pipe cleaner keeps the hole clear. We would store a light bowl in a padded pocket rather than loose in a bag.

Warning: Thin glass reacts badly to sudden temperature change. Do not rinse a warm bowl in cold water or pour hot water over a cool one, because thermal shock cracks pieces like this quickly and that damage is not a defect.

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