Long time, no post...
New page... Shinobi's Stuff!
Used equipment, perfect condition otherwise!
Sovereignty & Toro tubes to start...
Thanks for looking and hoping everyone's enjoying their summer!
Friday, July 16, 2010
Monday, June 14, 2010
SABLE!
Josh Sable, marblemaker extraordinaire, has graciously created some fantastic slides for the website and we could not be more stoked! Marquis opals, fumed horns, and murrinis are the order of the day!

#1: Black & white vs. Steel Wool w/2 wig-wag millis (one white w/black and the other black w/white!) & an opal topped off with a sick horn with fumigator!

#2: Beachball sandwiched between white with a wigged-out push and 3 millis and an opal/fumed horn combo again!

#3: Rainbow vs. Black/Steel Wool - SOLD!

#4: comes with matching jar as a set; same black/white/Steel Wool scheme, this time with a huge white flower marb!

Jar is old-school cork with two opals!

#5: Beachball Triple-stack with 3 murrinis and an opal and fumed horn!

Group shot! Thanks Josh, and awesome work as always! And thanks everyone for looking!

#1: Black & white vs. Steel Wool w/2 wig-wag millis (one white w/black and the other black w/white!) & an opal topped off with a sick horn with fumigator!

#2: Beachball sandwiched between white with a wigged-out push and 3 millis and an opal/fumed horn combo again!

#3: Rainbow vs. Black/Steel Wool - SOLD!

#4: comes with matching jar as a set; same black/white/Steel Wool scheme, this time with a huge white flower marb!

Jar is old-school cork with two opals!

#5: Beachball Triple-stack with 3 murrinis and an opal and fumed horn!

Group shot! Thanks Josh, and awesome work as always! And thanks everyone for looking!
Thursday, June 10, 2010
FREE SHIPPING!!!
All S&H costs are now included in the listed prices for all items once again, to make it easier for both me & you! All pricing on the site has been adjusted to reflect this new policy, thanks as always from SHINOBI GLASS!
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
BANJO!
Missed the DFO this past weekend, but scored an old-school-style fumed piece made just recently by the big winner up there, Banjo! His prominence in the industry was long overdue some more formal recognition despite being one of the most-respected and talented leaders in the field today!

Was told this was the first of four fumed pieces he made over two days; this one took the entire first day while the other three were completed on the second!

2 cool fumed implosion attachments!

Awesome fumed retticello on the front of the can - Banjo obviously loves the gold more than silver and it shows on these pieces;-)

14 sections in all!

This fumework is not only extremely well-detailed and intricate but also very rare to see in today's market, making this all the more a collector's piece!

And ti-signed on the bottom, "BANJO 1989", a decade prior to his intro to the torch and before the ti-pens were out as well LOL!

What a fantastic "old-school" sidecar by one of the movement's foremost skilled technicians!

Meshing the elements of old & new together, like this wigged-out pattern on the back of the can - newer techniques utilizing older materials!

As opposed to the usual nastiness Banjo churns out nowadays, using the current incredibly-expanded color palette along with his insane sculpting mastery, like this custom chopper he conjured from the flame to match a real one down in N.C.!

Yeah, if you're speechless, I understand... tip your hat to the man!

Was told this was the first of four fumed pieces he made over two days; this one took the entire first day while the other three were completed on the second!

2 cool fumed implosion attachments!

Awesome fumed retticello on the front of the can - Banjo obviously loves the gold more than silver and it shows on these pieces;-)

14 sections in all!

This fumework is not only extremely well-detailed and intricate but also very rare to see in today's market, making this all the more a collector's piece!

And ti-signed on the bottom, "BANJO 1989", a decade prior to his intro to the torch and before the ti-pens were out as well LOL!

What a fantastic "old-school" sidecar by one of the movement's foremost skilled technicians!

Meshing the elements of old & new together, like this wigged-out pattern on the back of the can - newer techniques utilizing older materials!

As opposed to the usual nastiness Banjo churns out nowadays, using the current incredibly-expanded color palette along with his insane sculpting mastery, like this custom chopper he conjured from the flame to match a real one down in N.C.!

Yeah, if you're speechless, I understand... tip your hat to the man!
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Burtoni/Carver B!
GonG, carved, wire-wrapped and electroformed! Will be posted in full after the holiday weekend! Have fun and be safe! Furthurfest here we come!
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