Small pipe with lovely mermaid from a woodcut found in Chapbooks of the eighteenth century (1882). You can find the original and an accompanying story on page 74.
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Small pipe with lovely mermaid from a woodcut found in Chapbooks of the eighteenth century (1882). You can find the original and an accompanying story on page 74.
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Wonder Woman pipe with invisible jet and Lasso of Truth.
Super Smash Bros. bamboo steamroller with soapstone bowl.
Personal pipe. ~*~*~unexplainable tweaker quote~*~*~ and handy dandy bowl lid for sneaky toking.
Wood burned bamboo steamroller with metal bowl.
Conjoined twins on decorative pillow, taken from Fortunio Licetiâs Monsters (1665).

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Another of mine.
For my love.
From a still, old VHS tape sleeve, and a poster. +barbed wire.
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Bamboo spider pipe.
Bamboo steamroller with wood burned abstract patterns.

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Wood burned bamboo steamroller with watchful eye.
Mine. They choose me.
âOf the Aegopithecusâ from The History of Four-footed Beasts and Serpents (1658).
Wood burned bamboo steamroller with beaver drawing from The History of Four-footed Beasts and Serpents (1658).
Freehand.
From my small collection âpipes I made while drinkingâ

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Stag beetle and larva wood burned bamboo steamroller. Front & back.
âJosĂ© Guadalupe Posada (1851â1913) was a Mexican illustrator known for his satirical and politically acute calaveras. Deriving from the Spanish word for âskullsâ, these calaveras were illustrations featuring skeletons which would, after Posadaâs death, become closely associated with the mexican holiday DĂa de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. Most of these calaveras were published by the press of Antonio Vanegas Arroyo which produced inexpensive literature for the lower classes, including thousands of satirical broadsides which Posada illustrated. Through this focus on mortality Vanegas Arroyo and Posada satirised many poignant issues of the day, in particular the details of bourgeois life and the dictatorship of Porfirio DĂaz. On January 20th 1913, 3 years after the start of the Mexican Revolution, JosĂ© Guadalupe Posada died at his home in obscurity. He was penniless and buried in an unmarked grave. It was only years later in the 1920s that his work became recognised on a national and international level after it was championed by the French ex-patriot artist Jean Charlot who described Posada as âprintmaker to the Mexican peopleâ.â
Illustration from The Calaveras of José Guadalupe Posada.