The Linework Hammer #2 by Glob Ross exemplifies clean craftsmanship and bold visual design. This dry hammer showcases an Orange Crush color palette that commands attention—radiant oranges, deep navy, and crisp white stripes flow in a mesmerizing rhythm along the handle and bowl. The tight linework spirals inward, creating a striking sense of motion that draws the eye and highlights the artist’s precision.

Measuring 5 inches in length, this hammer offers the perfect balance between form and function. The piece fits comfortably in hand, with a well-proportioned bowl that delivers smooth, even airflow every time. The signature re-wig section adds both visual complexity and texture, marking it as a true example of Glob Ross’s technical control and attention to detail.

Each section of this hammer glows differently under natural light, giving the piece a dynamic, almost flame-like energy. The Orange Crush tones dance between vibrant warmth and deep contrast, creating a timeless and collectible aesthetic that stands out in any collection.

Beyond its beauty, the Linework Hammer #2 is built to perform. Made from premium borosilicate glass, it’s resistant to heat and daily use, making it as reliable as it is artistic. Whether for display or daily sessions, it’s a compact powerhouse that delivers on both style and performance.

This hammer is more than a functional tool—it’s a piece of glass art that reflects the precision, patience, and creativity of the Glob Ross studio.

Use for Legal Dry Herbs or Concentrates Only.

My journey into glass art began in the summer of 2012, with a two day beginner pipe making class. I bought my first torch and kiln the next summer, working outside in my backyard practicing the techniques I had learned. After moving to Bozeman, Montana in 2014, I quickly found a community of other glass artists to create and learn with. Most of what I know has been self taught through observation. I blend traditional and modern techniques to create uniquely classic pieces. Most recently I've been working on a layered marble swirl patterning. I also make my own custom layered wondertubes.