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Versiliy

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Regular price $200 USD
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It looks like bark, but it’s not.

The surface tells two stories—one side rough and weathered, with grooves and scattered scars, like a branch left too long under the sun.

The other, smooth and glossy, as if worn down by countless hands or the ocean itself, polished by time and touch.

The body stretches long and strong, darkened with rich earthy tones. Veins run along its length, leading to a rim that flares open, uneven and raw, like it split naturally rather than by hand. It feels solid, grounded, carrying a quiet strength beneath the contrasting textures.

Made for moments where breath carries more than just air, it offers a steady, unfiltered pull—simple and grounding. Its name lies hidden within, waiting for the one who understands. One piece. One chance. No replicas.

 

Name's Secret

The name attached to this artifact is a hidden enigma, reserved solely for the one who possesses it.

Crafted in the language of math symbols, its meaning is a mystery that can only be revealed through ownership.

Why is this unlike anything you've ever seen?

Because nothing like it has ever existed.

Versiliy is the first to craft chillums from algae—an extraordinary biophilic material from the Stramenopile species (Heterokontophyta), found in oceans.

Often mistaken for wood due to its texture, algae belongs to no plant, animal, or fungus kingdom, making it a rare and remarkable medium.

Each piece is handcrafted, entirely unique, and once sold, never replicated. Owning one means possessing an one-of-a-kind treasure no one else ever will.

Ethically sourced to ensure no harm to ecosystems, every chillum features a borosilicate glass base and coating.

What's a Chillum?

A chillum can be used both as a straight smoking pipe (with a metal screen inside the bowl, included) or as a mouthpiece. 

Originating with Indian sadhus and Himalayan ascetics, chillums have provided a simple yet profound smoking experience for centuries, often tied to spiritual and communal rituals.

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