Itsa BOBO was created for a stylish elevation.
Itsa BOBO started in pursuit of a glass b0ng with mermaids on it. When it couldn’t be found it was made.
Where did “Itsa BOBO” come from”
When I would approach head shops in 2017 to sell pieces I wasn’t allowed to call them b0ngs they had to be called “wAtER PipES”. I thought that sounded awkward and lame so I started saying “it’s a BoBo” and it stuck.
Read more about Ashley and Itsa BOBO on Greenway Magazine: Itsa BOBO puts the fun in functional
and Greenway Magazine: Women to Watch
The term “Water Pipe” is out and something new is here.
Itsa BoBo is about changing the stigma around cannabis and about the people who use it.
Itsa BOBO is more than a pretty glass. Itsa BOBO is about changing the stigma around cannabis and the people who use it.
Itsa BOBO has made and donated several pieces to help raise awareness about those affected by injustice of prohibition. The more we work together the better we’ll be.
Itsa BOBO also offers workshops at The Treehouse Lounge in Nixa MO. Make your own b0ng, stash jar, and more. You can also catch Itsa BOBO at pop-up events around MO.
Watch for new pieces on my Instagram!
FAQs
Do you make custom pieces?
Yes! Custom pieces are usually priced $150-$200 depending on details and take approx. 7-10 from ordering to shipping. I ask for half payment up front and the other half when the project ships. Contact me thru this website or thru my Instagram.
How do you make these?
I buy blank 12” glass beaker style pieces then add vinyl stickers I create, real pressed flowers, cannab!s leaves, and/or inks then coat them with epoxy.
Can I make my own?
You can! I do workshops at The Treehouse Lounge in Nixa MO. Depending on the workshop you can make a b0ng or stash jar that I seal with epoxy. You can buy tickets thru the website. Watch for evens on the website and social media.
How do I clean my BOBO?
Clean your BOBO just like other glass pieces. Use Isopropyl alcohol (90% or higher is most effective) and coarse rock salt.
Pour Isopropyl alcohol and salt in piece, cover mouth and stem holes and shake! The alcohol and salt will break away any residue in your piece.