Sugar Rush Yellow

The Sugar Rush Yellow by Goat House Glass delivers a vibrant burst of color in a compact, handcrafted spoon pipe designed for both beauty and performance. Finished in soft pink and buttery yellow tones, this eye-catching piece is highlighted by striking rainbow wigwag linework that wraps around the bowl in mesmerizing spirals. The vivid blend of reds, oranges, blues, greens, and yellows creates a playful candy-inspired aesthetic that perfectly captures the "Sugar Rush" name.

Hand-blown from premium borosilicate glass, the Sugar Rush Yellow is built to withstand everyday use while maintaining its brilliant finish and exceptional durability. Its smooth, ergonomic shape fits naturally in the hand, offering a comfortable grip with balanced weight that feels as good as it looks. Every pipe is individually crafted, making each one a unique expression of Goat House Glass artistry.

The generously sized spoon bowl provides plenty of room for legal dry herbs, while the integrated side carb allows for precise airflow control and an easy, responsive smoking experience. The seamless construction and polished finish showcase the attention to detail that goes into every handcrafted piece, combining dependable functionality with collectible craftsmanship.

Whether you're drawn to its bright rainbow linework, soft pastel body, or handcrafted quality, the Sugar Rush Yellow stands out as both a functional hand pipe and a colorful work of glass art. Its bold design, durable borosilicate construction, and comfortable form make it an excellent addition to any collection or daily rotation.

Use for Legal Dry Herbs or Concentrates Only.

Michael Barnett is a glass artist based in Hot Springs, North Carolina, with more than 24 years of experience working in soft glass. He began his practice at Public Glass in San Francisco, where he developed a foundation in studio glass through extensive coursework and independent studio time.

He continued his training at Penland School of Craft in North Carolina, focusing on mosaic techniques, murrine production, cane pulling, and roll-ups, and furthered his studies with advanced soft glass and mosaic work through two separate programs at Corning, New York.

Barnett studied under Herman Leonhardt at Swamp Art Glass in Branchville, South Carolina, where he worked extensively in large-scale soft glass production and gained a deep understanding of studio operation, furnace management, and collaborative hot-shop practice. He later founded Ganesh Glass in Charleston, South Carolina, establishing his own soft glass studio practice.

He is also the founder of Goat House Glass, where he currently works and continues to develop his studio practice. For the past seven years, Barnett has focused on handcrafted glass pipes, bringing decades of soft glass experience into contemporary functional work. His pieces reflect a commitment to craftsmanship, material knowledge, and the evolving language of studio glass.