I made this Hobbit Pipe for

Good food, good drink, and a good pipe. And good friends. The bowl is carved from pipe stone, a soft stone from Minnesota. The stem is from an ash sucker. The tamper is the tine of a deer antler. Brian made this pipe for ‪@hobbitonpiper‬. Please subscribe to his channel and watch some of his videos, especially his unboxing video for this hobbit pipe! ("A Pipe Story," linked below.)

Thanks to Hobbiton Piper for this collaboration!

A Pipe Story | Stockman Original Hobbit Pipe:    • PIPE STORY | Stockman Original Hobbit...  

How to burn the Pith out of an Ash Sucker for a Hobbit pipe stem:
   • Hobbit Pipe: Burning the Pith Out of ...  

Soft Stone Series: How to Make Thor's Hammer Pendant in Slate:
   • How to Make Thor's Hammer Pendant Car...  

Why is Pipestone called Catlinite?
   • Why Is Pipestone Called Catlinite? //...  


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Brian Stockman is a master carver with a deep knowledge of traditional wood, stone, bone, and ivory carving.

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