Empire Glassworks
Empire Glassworks is a glass manufacturer created in 2013 and located just an hour south of Los Angeles in Placentia, California. Although a relatively new company, the owners and staff of Empire Glassworks have over 40 years of experience creating hand crafted glass. Not only do they have a wide selection of oil rigs, bubblers, bongs, and hand pipes, but they also construct glass accessories such as slides, dabbers, and dab sets. The experience, the attention to detail, and their unique and creative approach to constructing their glassware makes Empire Glassworks one of the highest rated glass companies around.
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Empire Glassworks not only has a wide selection of dab rigs, bubblers, bongs, and bowls, but they also construct glass accessories such as slides, dabbers, and dab sets. When making these accessories, Empire Glassworks utilizes highly skilled glassblowers to implement a specific glassblowing process using a torch flame called "lampworking". When it comes to most of their glass pipes, vapor rigs, water pipes, and bubblers, Empire Glassworks ensures their extreme durability and strength using dichroic glass. Dichroic glass was originally developed by NASA for use in the face shields of spacesuits. The technology and innovation, shown by Empire Glassworks, are just a couple of characteristics that make their glassware so popular.
The company was actually founded somewhat recently in 2013, and has been growing since the beginning. Originally, they promoted and catered to vaping and smoking accessories. However, they were able to turn that business model into something a bit different, thanks to the experienced glass artists and owners within their network. Now, Empire Glassworks generates a complete line of handcrafted vaping and smoking accessories. They not only distribute products to the United States, but also as far as Canada, Australia, and Europe. Having come a long way since their beginning, you can always count on Empire Glassworks for an cleverly themed and high-functioning piece.
