Rainbow Retti Dry attachment

The Rainbow Retti Dry Attachment by Eternal Flameworks is a custom glass accessory built around a striking combination of Galaxy Black and rainbow reticello linework laid over White Samurai UV glass. The result is a clean, high-contrast design with thin red, blue, yellow and green lines crossing over the pale body in a precise lattice pattern.

The sculpted attachment has a flowing, curved profile that gives it a much more artistic look than a standard straight dry top. Galaxy Black accents at the base and upper rim frame the lighter reticello section, giving the piece a strong visual border and tying the whole design together.

Under regular lighting, the White Samurai base keeps the rainbow linework bright and easy to see. Because the piece uses UV-reactive White Samurai glass, it takes on an additional fluorescent character under UV lighting, adding another layer to the artwork beyond the daytime appearance.

Handmade by Eternal Flameworks, this Rainbow Retti Dry Attachment combines functional glasswork with detailed line technique and a distinctive sculptural shape designed to pair with a compatible vaporizer setup.

Use for Legal Dry Herbs or Concentrates Only.

Noah AKA Noah the Glass Blowa Started his time with glass in garage located in Santa Rosa California. Starting with getting the very basics of pipe making from a local artist then swiftly moving on to teaching himself every technique he came saw made him improve and move up in the industry
   Starting in 2003 he has the opportunity to be the main glass blower of a head shop in Santa Rosa ca called Home Blown Glass, there he continued honing his crafts for 15 years supplying the community with top notch pipes, headies, sculptural art and many many customs form the wall in that came in off the street to watch the flame dance while to glass was created
  Since the closing of Home Blown Glass Noah has focused on competing in as many Champs glass games competitions taking home many first places second and third places, earning his way into the Masters Glass Games 3 times to compete against the best artists in the Industry from all over the country.