KJH Glass — Wig Wag and Linework at Darth Dabs

Kevin Howell (@KJH_Glass) works wig wag and fine linework across hand pipes, slides, and drinkware. Browse current pieces at Darth Dabs — spoons, six-piece spoons, bubblers, chillums, slides, joint tips, and cups.
Kevin builds around layered cane work and lets the form decide how much of it shows. On the single-section spoons the linework runs unbroken from bowl to foot, so the pattern reads as one continuous wrap. The six-piece spoons take the opposite approach — six separately worked sections joined into one pipe, each with its own treatment, so the piece changes character as it turns in the hand. The slides carry the work the full length of the body — wig wag with sculpted horn handles on one run, worked joints under swirl-faced push bowls on the other. On the cups the work moves to the base, where a bipolar reversal sits in the bottom and comes alive when you look down through the glass.
What's in Stock
Rigs & Water Pipes
KJH Glass Dichro Weave Slyrm Rig
Woven dichro cane the length of the body. One of a kind.
KJH Glass Beaker Tube
Full-size beaker with worked color through the tube. One available.
KJH Glass Straight Tube
Straight tube, fast clear, worked color front and center. One available.
Hand Pipes
KJH Glass Spoon
Single-section spoons with continuous linework from bowl to foot. Six colorways, one of each.
KJH Glass Six-Piece Spoon
Built from six separately worked sections joined into one pipe. Four colorways, one of each.
KJH Glass Chillum
Pocket one-hitters with two-faced color work — the pattern changes as the piece turns. Six one-offs.
KJH Glass Hammer Mini Push Bubbler
Compact hammer bubbler with a push bowl. Sits flat, hits wet. Four colorways, one of each.
KJH Glass Linework Mini Hammer Bubbler
Tight, even linework wrapped around a compact hammer body. Four colorways, one of each.
Slides & Accessories
KJH Glass Wig Wag 4-Hole Slide
Wig wag carried the full length of the body with a sculpted horn handle. Four-hole screen bowl, 14mm and 18mm.
KJH Glass Push Slide
Deep push bowls on factory joints, 14mm and 18mm. A worked-joint single-hole version is also in stock.
KJH Glass Joint Tips
Worked glass tips — a cleaner, reusable alternative to paper. Four one-offs.
Drinkware
KJH Glass US Pint with Reversal Bottom
US pint with a bipolar reversal worked into the base. Two one-offs.
KJH Glass Bipolar Weizen Cup
One-off weizen cup with a bipolar linework band at the waist, capped top and bottom.
Price Range
Entry ($60–$140) — Joint tips ($65), spoons and push bubblers ($80), chillums ($85), linework bubblers ($100), push slides ($60), worked single-hole slides ($125), wig wag and bipolar 4-hole slides ($140).
Mid ($160) — Six-piece spoons, US pint with reversal bottom.
Collector ($400–$1,500) — Bipolar weizen cup, beaker and straight tubes ($650), dichro weave slyrm rig ($1,500).
See Also
OJ Flame — Wig wag across rigs, water pipes, and slides.
Mike Fro — Wig wag sherlocks, spoons, and 14mm slides.
Vulcanglassart — Wig wag and UV sherlocks and banger hangers.