Totenkopf-Krone, rosa Glas-Bongkopf, 18 mm
Totenkopf-Krone, rosa Glas-Bongkopf, 18 mm
Long Live The Skull Crown Bong Bowl!
This bong bowl has a rare design that screams 'royalty'. The design of this bowl is exquisite because it is a pink skull with a golden crown on its head. The vivid pink and gold colors are eye-catching and very appealing.
With an 18mm joint diameter size, this bowl is the largest size available which means it is excellent for packing a considerable amount of herbs. It also sports a male bowl joint which fits into a female joint on a bong.
At our affordable prices, this wholesale Skull Crown Pink Glass Bong Bowl is almost a steal. Place your order today.
A product with high marks in design and function
Our skull bong bowl doesn't just look original. It combines quality design with effective functionality. It is made from borosilicate glass, known for its high durability and stability, which keeps the bowl from breaking easily or releasing flavors and smells into its contents. Borosilicate glass also has high heat resistance that keeps the bong bowl from cracking or melting during use.
Bring royal splendor to your shelves by adding these bongs to your cart.
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