Versiliy
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Born from the breath of the ocean, this singular piece carries the weight of deep time—its surface, gnarled and contoured, evokes the twisted roots of ancient trees.
The spiraled form coils upward, each ridge and knot capturing the unpredictable flow of life.
Its texture, almost primal, mirrors aged bark and worn leather, yet neither—something entirely its own, carrying the faint memory of salt and tide.
At the crown, the edges fold inward, gripping the inner chamber like organic talons, revealing a space not just for use but for herbal rituals—a passage between breath and origin.
Its name remains hidden, known only to the one who holds it, an enigma etched into its form.
Created once, never replicated, it is not merely an object but something to understand—a vessel where fire awakens the primal, and the ancient breathes again.
Name's Secret
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?
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?
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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