9'' Lion water pipe

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9'' Lion Water Pipe - Nine Inches Of Glass With A Mane On It

Before anything else, the question we get most on sculpted glass: what size bowl does it take? For this one, we do not know, and we are not going to invent a number. The joint spec is not in the product record. Measure it when it arrives and you will never have to think about it again. Everything else about this piece we can tell you exactly.

Quick Facts

A glass character water pipe standing nine inches, built around a lion. It runs flower, ships as one version, and it is on the shelf.

  • Height: 9 inches
  • Material: Glass
  • Weight: 0.541 kilograms
  • Purpose: Flower smoking
  • Type: Character pipe
  • SKU: H473
  • Fitment note: Joint size not published - measure before ordering spares
  • Included: Covered by the free bowl and free accessory promotions
  • Stock: Available

A lion is a hard shape to pull off in glass. The mane wants to become a shapeless collar, and once that happens the animal turns into a generic beast. The ones worth stocking keep enough separation in the mane that the head still reads as a head, which is the test applied before anything in this family goes on the site.

We also care whether the sculpture fought the function. Nine inches gives you a proper vertical run, and that run is where the cooling happens on a piece like this. A design that spends all its height on decoration and leaves you with two inches of working chamber is a statue with a hole in it.

Why we carry it: people ask for character glass constantly, and most of what exists is either badly made or badly proportioned. This one is neither.

Where It Earns Its Place

Nine inches is a working height. Tall enough for the smoke to lose some heat on the way up, short enough that you are not clearing a bookshelf to store it.

The weight anchors it. 0.541 kilograms is enough that the base stays planted on a hard table through an evening of people reaching across it.

Glass, and only glass, is the whole claim. The material field says glass. It does not say what kind, so neither do we.

The mane holds its shape at distance. That is the difference between a lion and a lump, and it is most of what you are buying in a character piece.

Simple to order. SKU H473, one version, in stock. Nothing to configure and nothing to wait for.

Full Specifications

Field Value
Height 9 inches
Material Glass
Shipping weight 0.541 kilograms
Family Character pipe
Use Flower smoking
SKU H473
Variant count 1
Availability In stock

Specs In Plain Sentences

To say all of that without a table: this lion stands nine inches tall, weighs 0.541 kilograms, is made of glass, is sold under SKU H473 as a single version with no options, is intended for flower, and is currently in stock. What is deliberately absent from the table is a joint measurement and a water capacity, because we do not hold either figure for this product and a made-up number on a spec sheet is worse than a blank.

The Case For It

  • Nine inches of vertical run between water and mouthpiece
  • Glass body that returns to clear with a proper clean
  • 0.541 kilograms, which keeps it planted on a hard surface
  • A sculpted mane that still reads as a lion across a room
  • Free bowl coverage under the promotion, so it works on arrival
  • One SKU, no variant roulette
  • Standard flower routine, nothing new to learn
  • An obvious gift for anyone who likes their glass with a face
  • In stock rather than backordered
  • Honest spec sheet with the unknowns left blank

How It Fits Into A Session

Start with the water. Fill it, dry pull it, adjust. You want a steady bubble, not a rattle and not a splash. Mark the level mentally against a feature of the glass so you can hit it again without thinking.

Pack modestly. Character pipes get treated like novelties and stuffed to the top, and the result is a chamber full of smoke that has gone flat by the time anyone gets to it. Small bowl, short pull, clear it, repeat. The nine inch chamber does its best work when it is not being asked to hold a cloud for thirty seconds.

In a group, it moves fine at 0.541 kilograms, though it is a two hand pass for anyone who has been sitting a while.

Pro Tip: The moment ythe free bowl arrives, measure the joint with a ruler and write the number on a scrap of tape stuck inside your cabinet door. Every future accessory purchase for this piece becomes a thirty second decision instead of a gamble.

Suited To

The shelf builder. If your glass is already a display, a lion belongs in it.

Somebody upgrading from a hand pipe. Nine inches and a water chamber is a noticeable step up in smoothness from a dry piece.

The person buying for a friend who has everything. Character glass sidesteps the problem of duplicating something they own.

Anyone who wants specs they can trust. The published figures are the ones on file, and the rest is left blank on purpose.

Questions Before You Buy

What joint size does the lion take?

The record does not carry a joint measurement for this model, so we cannot name one. Flower pieces in this class come in two common joint sizes, and the two are not interchangeable. Wait for delivery, measure across the opening, then order any spare bowl against that number.

How tall is it and how much does it weigh?

Nine inches tall, 0.541 kilograms on the scale. That combination is the sweet spot for a lot of people: enough height that the smoke has somewhere to go, enough mass that the piece does not shift when you set a lighter down next to it on the same table.

Is the whole thing glass?

Glass is the only material listed in the record for this piece. We are not going to describe components we have no data on, so if you need to know about every last part before buying, ask us and we will look at one in person rather than inventing an answer for a product page.

Does an ash catcher fit it?

Impossible for us to promise, because the joint spec is not in the data for this nine inch piece. An ash catcher has to match both the size and the angle of the joint it sits in. Measure first. Buying an ash catcher on a guess is the most common return we see in this category.

Is a bowl included with the order?

It falls under the free bowl and free accessory promotions, so a bowl ships with it. That means you can use the pipe the day it lands. It also means you have a physical reference in hand for measuring, which is genuinely the easiest way to size a spare later on.

How do I fix a harsh, dragging pull?

Nine times out of ten it is water level or a packed bowl, not the glass. Too much water makes it fight you, too little makes it hot. Pull the empty piece at a few different levels and find the one that bubbles evenly, then pack looser than feels right.

Does it travel well?

Not really, and we would rather say so. At nine inches and 0.541 kilograms it is a table piece, not a backpack piece. Glass in a bag with keys and a water bottle loses that argument. If you need something portable, hand pipes are the honest answer for that job.

Cleaning And Long Term Care

Fresh water every session. It is the cheapest upgrade available and it costs you fifteen seconds. Old water is where the smell and most of the bad flavor come from.

For the real clean, alcohol and coarse salt do the work. Plug the openings, shake in short controlled bursts, and give the recesses of the mane extra attention with a brush - sculpted areas hold residue that a shake will never reach.

Rinse thoroughly, then stand it upside down to drain overnight. Trapped water in a sculpted body is a slow-building smell problem, and it is entirely avoidable.

Warning: Cold glass plus hot water equals cracked glass. The stress comes from uneven expansion, and a piece with a heavy sculpted section next to a thin wall is exactly where that stress concentrates. Bring temperatures up in stages, skip the dishwasher entirely, and never set glass on a stovetop.

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