The Bold Art Wig Wag Hand Pipe (ESH23263) is a compact borosilicate spoon pipe designed to add real “art glass” impact to your hand-pipe wall without losing everyday usability. On your site it is positioned as a “Vibrant Color Cane Glass Spoon Pipe” under the EG Glass brand, with wig wag cane work as the main visual story.
Factory specifications list model ESH23263 at 4.3 inches in length and around 60 g, built as a wig wag style hand pipe in American-inspired color combinations, packed 6 pieces per display box. That gives you a defined, catalog-ready SKU that is easy for distributors and shop buyers to quote, stock, and reorder.
Benefits for Your Smoke Shop
- Clear, simple sales message
Staff can present it in one sentence:
“4.3″ Bold Art Wig Wag Hand Pipe (ESH23263) – 60 g borosilicate spoon with vibrant wig wag cane design, 6-pc display box.” - Upgrade over generic spoons
Compared with plain, clear or basic frit spoons, this model adds:- Hand-blown wig wag cane color work
- Defined size and weight (4.3″ / 60 g)
- Display-box packaging and model code
This supports a higher price point and better margin while staying in the “affordable hand pipe” band.
- High visual impact in minimum space
Bold multicolor wig wag patterns and compact form give strong visual pull in small trays, counter displays, and accessory walls, and they photograph well for e-commerce and social media. - Fits into a broader wig wag program
As an EG Glass / Esigo hand-pipe model, ESH23263 sits naturally alongside your other wig wag and cane-color spoons, helping buyers build a small, coherent “wig wag art hand-pipe” section instead of one random SKU. - B2B-friendly specs and capacity
Published 4.3″/60 g specs, 6 pcs/display, and high production capacity (up to 500,000 pcs/year) make it straightforward for distributors to forecast and roll out across multiple stores.
Usage & Care Recommendations
Usage
- Designed as a dry hand pipe for legal herb or smoking material.
- For end users, you can suggest:
- Break or grind material evenly and pack the bowl loosely to maintain airflow.
- Use a small metal or glass screen if they want to reduce ash pull-through.
- Take steady, moderate draws rather than very hard pulls, to keep hits smoother and avoid pulling hot ash.
Care & Maintenance
- Allow the pipe to cool completely before cleaning to avoid thermal shock.
- After each session, tap out ash and rinse with warm (not boiling) water.
- For deeper cleaning:
- Soak in isopropyl alcohol with a small amount of coarse salt,
- Gently agitate, then rinse thoroughly with warm water until there is no alcohol smell.
- Avoid metal scraping tools on the wig wag color sections; recommend soaking plus soft swabs or pipe cleaners to prevent scratches and micro-cracks.
- Let the pipe air-dry fully before returning it to display trays or packaging, to avoid odor and water spots in cabinets.
