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"Mythic Symbolism — Streetwear Energy — Ritual Fire"

Channel ancient power into your cannabis ritual with the Seven Heads Snake Naga Incense Burner from NEIGHBORHOOD. This ceramic incense chamber is a sculptural homage to the mythological Naga—serpent deities revered across Southeast Asia—rendered in fine ceramic with dark, moody detail.

Smoke emerges from the mouths of the seven cobra heads, creating a mesmerizing flow that enhances the atmosphere of any sesh. Designed for stick or cone incense, this rare piece blurs the line between spiritual object and collectible street art.

PRODUCT DESIGN & FEATURES
•  NEIGHBORHOOD original incense chambe 
•  Design: Features a seven-headed snake motif, inspired by the naga, a mythological serpent deity revered in South and Southeast Asian cultures. The incense burner is crafted from ceramic, highlighting detailed artistry and a glossy finish.
•  Dimensions: Approximately 28cm (height) x 32cm (width) x 23cm (depth)
•  Made In Japan

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
The Naga incense burner embodies protection, transformation, and the power of breath—perfectly aligned with intentional cannabis use. Equal parts myth and modern design, it’s a conversation piece and ritual companion for those who burn with purpose.

**** NO BOX ****
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Neighborhood | Seven Heads Snake Naga | Incense Burner Chamber

"Iconic Collaboration — Striking Design — Elevated Ritual"

Fuse urban culture with ritual artistry through the NEIGHBORHOOD x Motorhead Blue Incense Chamber. Crafted from high-quality ceramic in a rich, deep blue glaze, this incense chamber embodies the spirit of Motorhead’s rebellious energy combined with NEIGHBORHOOD’s refined streetwear aesthetics.

Designed for both stick and cone incense, it releases smoke through carefully sculpted vents, making every cannabis session a visual and sensory experience.

PRODUCT DESIGN & FEATURES
•  Collaboration between NEIGHBORHOOD and Motorhead
•  Motif: Modeled after Motörhead’s iconic "War-Pig" (also known as Snaggletooth) mascot, featuring a fierce, tusked skull design
•  Functionality: Designed to hold incense at the back, allowing smoke to emit from the mouth, creating a dramatic "breathing" effect
•  Material: High-gloss deep blue ceramic finish
•  Dimensions: Approximately 19 cm in height, 15 cm in width, and 15 cm in depth.
•  Made in Japan

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
This incense chamber bridges the worlds of music, streetwear, and cannabis culture, turning incense burning into a powerful ritual. Bold in color and concept, it’s a must-have for those who burn with intention and style.

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Neighborhood x Motorhead | Incense Chamber Blue

Step into the vibrant world of 1970s counterculture with this collectible September 1976 issue of High Times magazine. This edition is particularly notable for its cover story on Bob Marley, titled "This Man Is Seeing God", offering readers an intimate glimpse into the life and philosophy of the reggae legend during a pivotal moment in his career.

KEY FEATURES
*  Cover Story: An in-depth feature on Bob Marley, exploring his music, spirituality, and influence on global culture
* Reggae in Kingston: A special segment delving into the reggae scene in Kingston, Jamaica, providing context to Marley's roots and the genre's evolution
* Additional Content: Articles on cannabis culture, underground movements, and other facets of 1970s counterculture, including pieces like "How to Roll a Spliff" and "Highwitness News"

SPECIFICATIONS
*  Publication: High Times Magazine
*  ssue: September 1976
*  Language: English
*  Availability: Limited release; a must-have for collectors and fans of Bob Marley and reggae history

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
This issue captures a significant moment in music and cultural history, making it a valuable addition for collectors interested in reggae, Bob Marley, and 1970s counterculture.

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High Times Magazine | September 1976 Issue | Bob Marley

A turning point in American media, the Life Magazine October 1969 issue boldly placed marijuana on its cover, signaling a cultural shift in how the nation viewed cannabis. With striking visuals and in-depth reporting, this issue captures the tension between the rising counterculture and the establishment, making it one of the most iconic cannabis-related publications of the 20th century.

KEY FEATURES
•  Landmark Cover Story: “Marijuana — At Least 12 Million Americans Have Tried It”
•  Cultural Commentary: A rare mainstream attempt to explore the social, legal, and personal implications of cannabis use in 1969
•  Historic Photography: Vivid photojournalism capturing youth culture, protest movements, and cannabis imagery

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Issue: October 31, 1969
•  Publisher: Life Magazine / Time Inc.
•  Availability: Highly collectible due to cultural relevance and historic cover

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
This issue is a must-have for anyone interested in the media history of cannabis. As one of the earliest major publications to tackle the subject head-on, it serves as a vivid time capsule of shifting public consciousness at the end of the 1960s. A cornerstone collectible for cannabis historians and vintage magazine lovers alike.



Life Magazine | October 1969 Issue | Marijuana Print

1st Edition 1976. Explore the fascinating world of psychoactive plants with this authoritative work by renowned ethnobotanist Richard Evans Schultes. Hallucinogenic Plants delves into the botanical, cultural, and spiritual significance of plants known for their mind-altering properties across indigenous cultures worldwide.

Richly illustrated and meticulously researched, this book offers detailed profiles of key hallucinogenic species, covering their traditional uses, preparation methods, and ethnographic contexts. Schultes’ pioneering research has shaped the modern understanding of plant-based entheogens and their role in rituals, medicine, and mythology.

KEY FEATURES
•  In-depth exploration of major hallucinogenic plants such as peyote, ayahuasca, psilocybin mushrooms, and more
•  Insight into indigenous traditions and cultural practices surrounding these plants
•  Comprehensive botanical descriptions accompanied by vivid illustrations
•  A foundational text for ethnobotany, anthropology, and psychedelic studies enthusiasts

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Format: Paperback/Hardcover (depending on edition)
•  Pages: Varies by edition
•  Language: English
•  Suitable for collectors, researchers, and those interested in traditional plant medicine

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
A must-have for anyone interested in the ethnobotanical study of psychoactive plants and their profound impact on human culture and consciousness.

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Hallucinogenic Plants | Book

"Iconic Style Meets Functional Ritual"

Elevate your cannabis session with the instantly recognizable A Bathing Ape® Brown Head Ashtray. Crafted from durable ceramic, this ashtray features the signature BAPE “Brown Head” mascot in a rich brown glossy finish, bringing streetwear swagger to your smoking setup.

Whether you’re indoors or outdoors, this ashtray balances form and function—perfect for keeping your ritual space clean while showcasing your affinity for one of the world’s most influential urban fashion brands.

PRODUCT DESIGN & FEATURES
•  Official A Bathing Ape® licensed product
•  Porcelain Construction
•  Deep bowl design holds ashes and small roaches securely
•  Iconic BAPE mascot design makes it a collector’s piece
•  Made in Japan
•  Measurements: Approximately 13.2 cm x 9.3 cm x 2.5 cm

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
More than just an ashtray, this piece is a statement. Whether you’re burning a joint, a blunt, or cleaning up after a dab, the BAPE Brown Head Ashtray elevates every moment—making your ritual not only cleaner but undeniably cooler.

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A Bathing Ape | Head Ashtray | Brown

"Streetwear Meets Sacred Smoke"

Where cannabis ritual meets cult design. The Black Gold Shark Incense Chamber from A Bathing Ape® x NEIGHBORHOOD is a bold, high-gloss ceramic sculpture that doubles as a statement incense burner. Featuring BAPE’s iconic shark motif reimagined with NEIGHBORHOOD’s dark industrial edge, this piece brings streetwear culture into your ritual space—fusing art, fire, and smoke.

Designed to hold cone or stick incense, it’s more than an accessory—it’s a visual anchor for elevated sessions and an icon for collectors who burn with intention.

PRODUCT DESIGN & FEATURES
•  Official collaboration between A Bathing Ape® and NEIGHBORHOOD
•  Release Date: January 14, 2023
•  Dimensions: 15 x 23.5 x 12 cm
•  Material: High-gloss black ceramic with metallic gold accents
•  Design Features: Figure wearing BAPE's Shark Hoodie with co-branded details; incense smoke emits from the open shark mouth
• Limited-edition, designer release

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
Originally released as part of a highly sought-after collaboration between two of Japan’s most iconic streetwear labels, this incense chamber is a true fusion of art and counterculture. Its rarity, sculptural design, and dual function make it a grail-worthy piece for both cannabis connoisseurs and streetwear collectors. Display proudly. Burn rarely—if at all.

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A Bathing Ape x Neighborhood | Shark Incense Chamber | Black Gold

"Sleek Power — Elevated Ceremony"

Command your cannabis ritual with the sleek, striking Silver Cobra Incense Chamber—a collaboration between NEIGHBORHOOD and Booze Blowback. Crafted from high-gloss ceramic with a polished silver finish, this chamber features a dynamic cobra design that releases incense smoke through intricately sculpted vents, creating a hypnotic visual flow.

Blending street culture with sacred ritual, this limited-edition piece elevates your sesh space with both bold style and functional artistry.


PRODUCT DESIGN & FEATURES
•  Collaboration between NEIGHBORHOOD and Booze Blowback
•  High-gloss silver glazed ceramic
•  Design: Coiled cobra with an open mouth for incense smoke emission
•  Cobra-shaped incense chamber with sculpted smoke vents
•  Compatible with both stick and cone incense
•  Limited-edition, collector’s release
•  Dimensions: Approx. 7" H x 9" L x 4.5" W

COLLECOT'S NOTE
The Silver Cobra combines power and elegance, perfect for those who treat cannabis rituals as sacred ceremonies. This incense chamber transforms every smoke session into a sensory and visual journey, making it a must-have for design-conscious enthusiasts.

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Neighborhood x Booze | Cobra Incense Chamber | Silver

The Versace Medusa Crystal Lumière Ashtray is a powerful fusion of myth, design, and ritual. Its faceted crystal catches the light in sharp, hypnotic reflections, drawing focus to the raised Medusa head—a symbol of beauty, boldness, and transformation.

Sized perfectly for personal sessions or curated tabletops, this ashtray is both functional and ornamental. Whether in use or at rest, it exudes the unmistakable decadence of Versace.

A sophisticated addition to any elevated sesh space, this is for those who see cannabis as a ritual—and style as a statement.

PRODUCT DESIGN & FEATURES
•  Material: Crafted from 100% lead crystal, offering a substantial weight and brilliance
•  Design: Features the signature Medusa head motif, a symbol synonymous with Versace, intricately embossed into the crystal.
•  Dimensions: Diameter: 7.8 cm, Height: 4.8 cm
•  Origin: Made in Germany, ensuring high-quality European craftsmanship

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
More than an ashtray, this 8 cm Medusa piece is a collectible artifact from the Versace Lumière line—a home collection known for merging classic luxury with contemporary edge. Rare in this petite format, it’s highly sought after by collectors of design objects and luxury cannabis accessories alike. The crystal clarity and sculptural detail make it a standout piece whether in rotation or on display.

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Versace | Medusa Lumiere Ashtray | 7.8 cm

Explore the rich tapestry of North America's psychoactive flora with this seminal work by ethnobotanist Jonathan Ott. Published in 1976 by Wingbow Press, Hallucinogenic Plants of North America offers a comprehensive examination of 30 hallucinogenic plant species, delving into their botanical characteristics, chemical compositions, historical uses, and cultural significance.

This first edition is part of the "Psycho-Mycological Studies" series and is enhanced by detailed illustrations from Mary Jo Eloheimo, including 16 pages of color plates. Ott's interdisciplinary approach bridges botany, chemistry, anthropology, and neuropharmacology, making this volume both an informative field guide and a scholarly reference.

KEY FEATURES
•  Comprehensive Profiles: Detailed examinations of 30 hallucinogenic plants native to North America, including species from families such as Agaricaceae, Cactaceae, and Solanaceae
•  Interdisciplinary Approach: Combines botanical descriptions with chemical analyses and cultural contexts, providing a holistic understanding of each plant's significance
•  llustrations: Features 16 unnumbered pages of color plates and additional black-and-white illustrations to aid in plant identification
•  Academic Resources: Includes bibliographical references (pages 147–156) and an index for further research

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Title: Hallucinogenic Plants of North America
•  Author: Jonathan Ott
•  Illustrator: Mary Jo Eloheimo
•  Publisher: Wingbow Press
•  Publication Year: 1976
•  Format: Paperback
•  Pages: 162 pages + 16 pages of color plates
•  Dimensions: Approximately 6 x 9 inches

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
This first edition is a valuable addition to collections focusing on ethnobotany, psychoactive plants, or the history of psychedelic research. Its interdisciplinary content and detailed illustrations make it both an informative read and a visually engaging piece.

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Hallucinogenic Plants of North America | Book

"Urban Edge Meets Ritual Precision"

Elevate your cannabis experience with the Pointman Incense Chamber — a bold collaboration between NEIGHBORHOOD, iconic artist Futura, and Booze Blowback. Crafted in sleek black glazed ceramic, this limited-edition chamber showcases a minimalist yet striking silhouette inspired by street art and urban culture.

Designed to hold both stick and cone incense, it releases smoke through precision vents, transforming your sesh into a multi-sensory ritual of sight and scent.

PRODUCT DESIGN & FEATURES
•  Triple collaboration: NEIGHBORHOOD, Futura, and Booze Blowback
•  Edition Size: Limited to 100 pieces worldwide, enhancing its exclusivity
•   Material: Crafted from mottled black porcelain, offering a sleek and sophisticated finish
•  Dimensions: Approximately 31.5 cm (height) x 11 cm (width) x 11 cm (depth)

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
The Pointman Incense Chamber is where street art attitude meets sacred smoke ceremony. Perfect for those who see cannabis rituals as both creative expression and mindful practice. This piece turns incense burning into a deliberate, elevated experience.

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Neighborhood x Futura | Booze Pointman Incense Chamber | Black

Dive into the ultimate guide for cannabis enthusiasts with Green: A Field Guide to Marijuana by Dan Michaels. This beautifully illustrated field guide provides everything you need to know about marijuana—from its rich history and diverse strains to cultivation tips and consumption methods.

Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned connoisseur, this book is your go-to resource for identifying different cannabis varieties, understanding their effects, and exploring the plant’s cultural significance. Featuring vibrant photographs and expert insights, Green makes learning about marijuana both accessible and enjoyable.

KEY FEATURES
•  Comprehensive overview of marijuana strains, including indica, sativa, and hybrids
•  Detailed photographs showcasing buds, leaves, and plant characteristics for easy identification
•  Information on cultivation, harvesting, and consumption methods
•  Insights into marijuana’s history, medical uses, and cultural impact
•  User-friendly layout perfect for both novices and experienced users

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Format: Paperback
•  Author: Dan Michaels
•  Language: English
•  Pages: Approximately 224
•  Dimensions: 7 x 0.5 x 10 inches (varies by edition)

PERFECT FOR
•  Recreational marijuana enthusiasts
•  Medical marijuana users and advocates
•  Anyone exploring the idea of running a recreational cannabis business

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
An essential addition for anyone interested in cannabis culture, medicinal marijuana, or horticulture. Perfect for casual readers, growers, and collectors alike.

Green: A Field Guide to Marijuana | Book

Immerse yourself in the world of cannabis culture and music with the July 1980 issue of High Times magazine, featuring an exclusive profile on Bill Lee. This vintage edition highlights the intersection of creative artistry and cannabis advocacy during a pivotal era.

KEY FEATURES
•  Feature Profile: In-depth coverage of Bill Lee, his career, and cultural impact
•  Cannabis Culture Insight: Articles exploring the influence of music on cannabis activism
•  Authentic 1980s Content: Editorials and visuals capturing the vibe of the era

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Issue: July 1980
•  Publisher: High Times
•  Condition: Varies (please inquire for details)
•  Availability: Limited vintage release; prized by collectors and fans of cannabis and music history

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
A unique collector’s item blending music history with cannabis culture, this issue offers rare insights into Bill Lee’s legacy. Its limited availability and cultural relevance make it a standout addition for enthusiasts of both worlds.

High Times Magazine | July 1980 Issue | Bill Lee

Step back into the golden era of cannabis culture with the April 1977 issue of High Times magazine, featuring an exclusive spotlight on Frank Sturgis. This vintage edition captures the spirit of a pivotal moment in cannabis history, blending counterculture insights with captivating storytelling.

KEY FEATURES
•  Iconic Cover Story: In-depth feature on Frank Sturgis, a notable figure of the era
•  Authentic Vintage Content: Articles, interviews, and cultural commentary from the 1970s cannabis movement
•  Collectible Nostalgia: Original advertisements, photography, and editorial that capture the vibe of the decade

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Issue: April 1977
•  Publisher: High Times
•  Availability: Limited vintage release; prized by collectors and cannabis historians

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
This issue is a prized relic for enthusiasts of cannabis history and vintage publications. Its limited availability and cultural significance make it a standout addition to any collection celebrating the roots and evolution of cannabis culture.

High Times Magazine | April 1977 Issue | Frank Sturgis

Dive into a landmark moment of political intrigue and cannabis culture with the April 1980 issue of High Times magazine, featuring a compelling exposé on White House scandals. This vintage edition offers a bold perspective on the intersection of politics and the counterculture movement of the era.

KEY FEATURES
•  Investigative Feature: In-depth coverage of White House scandals that shaped the early 1980s political landscape
•  Vintage Cannabis Culture: Articles and editorials reflecting the era’s evolving cannabis activism
•  Historical Context: Unique blend of political reporting and countercultural commentary

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Issue: April 1980
•  Publisher: High Times
•  Availability: Limited vintage release; sought-after by collectors and political history enthusiasts

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
A rare find for collectors of political memorabilia and cannabis history alike, this issue captures a pivotal era with candid storytelling and authentic vintage content. Its scarcity and cultural relevance make it a treasured addition to any collection.

High Times Magazine | April 1980 Issue | White House Scandals

Step into the mystic and surreal with the May 1980 issue of High Times magazine, featuring an iconic cover by legendary artist Frank Frazetta alongside the intriguing article “Beware of the Mothman.” This vintage edition blends stunning art with captivating folklore and cannabis culture.

KEY FEATURES
•  Iconic Cover Art: Stunning Frank Frazetta illustration that captures the imagination
•  Feature Article: In-depth exploration of the Mothman legend and its cultural impact
•  Cannabis Culture Content: Editorials and stories reflecting the vibrant 1980s cannabis scene

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Issue: May 1980
•  Publisher: High Times
•  Condition: Varies (please inquire for details)
•  Availability: Limited vintage release; highly sought after by collectors of art, folklore, and cannabis culture

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
This issue is a prized collectible for fans of legendary artwork and mysterious folklore, perfectly paired with authentic cannabis culture content. Its rarity and artistic value make it a standout addition to any vintage magazine collection.

High Times Magazine | May 1980 Issue | Frank Frazetta Cover Beware of the Mothman

Delve into the enigmatic worlds of two cultural icons with the March 1980 issue of High Times magazine, featuring exclusive stories on the secret life of Howard Hughes and the legendary musician Frank Zappa. This vintage edition blends intrigue, artistry, and cannabis culture into a captivating narrative.

KEY FEATURES
•  Exclusive Profiles: Deep dives into the mysterious life of Howard Hughes and the creative genius of Frank Zappa
•  Cultural Commentary: Exploration of their influence on art, business, and counterculture
•  Cannabis Connection: Insights into how cannabis shaped or intersected with their legacies

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Issue: March 1980
•  Publisher: High Times
•  Condition: Varies (please inquire for details)
•  Availability: Limited vintage release; coveted by collectors of music, business, and cannabis history

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
This issue offers a unique fusion of celebrity intrigue and cannabis culture, making it a valuable collectible for enthusiasts of both worlds. Its rarity and compelling content ensure it holds a special place in any vintage magazine collection.

High Times Magazine | March 1980 Issue | Secret Life of Howard Hughes, Frank Zappa

Step into the world of cannabis comedy and counterculture with the August 1980 issue of High Times magazine, featuring a special spotlight on iconic duo Cheech & Chong. This vintage edition celebrates their irreverent humor and lasting impact on cannabis culture.

KEY FEATURES
•  Exclusive Feature: In-depth articles and interviews with Cheech & Chong
•  Cultural Commentary: Exploration of their influence on cannabis advocacy and popular culture
•  Vintage Content: Classic editorial and visuals capturing the spirit of the 1980s cannabis movement

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Issue: August 1980
•  Publisher: High Times
•  Availability: Limited vintage release; prized by collectors and fans of cannabis comedy

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
This issue is a nostalgic treasure for anyone who appreciates cannabis culture’s lighter side. Its limited availability and cultural importance make it a standout piece for collectors celebrating cannabis in pop culture history.

High Times Magazine | August 1980 Issue | Cheech & Chong

Dive into the world of cannabis and global politics with the March 1977 issue of High Times magazine, featuring the compelling exposé “Dope Dictators.” This vintage edition explores the complex relationships between authoritarian regimes and the cannabis trade, offering unique insights into power, control, and counterculture resistance.

KEY FEATURES
•  Investigative Feature: In-depth analysis of authoritarian regimes’ involvement in cannabis production and trafficking
•  Global Perspective: Articles examining the political and social impact of cannabis under various dictatorships
•  Counterculture Commentary: Reflections on resistance movements and cannabis activism worldwide

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Issue: March 1977
•  Publisher: High Times
•  Availability: Limited vintage release; valued by collectors of political and cannabis history

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
A rare and insightful issue that merges global politics with cannabis culture, this edition is a must-have for collectors interested in the intersection of power and counterculture. Its limited availability and depth of content make it a prized piece for any vintage magazine collection.

High Times Magazine | March 1977 Issue | Dope Dictators

Uncover the high-stakes drama of the global cannabis trade with the September 1980 issue of High Times magazine, featuring the headline exposé “Colombian Grass War.” This gripping vintage edition dives deep into the conflict, politics, and profits behind Colombia’s cannabis exports during a volatile era.

KEY FEATURES
•  Investigative Feature: In-depth reporting on the cannabis trade conflict in Colombia
•  Global Drug Policy Insight: Analysis of international smuggling routes, enforcement tactics, and the war on weed
•  Cultural Commentary: Perspectives from growers, dealers, and activists shaping the era’s cannabis narrative

SPECIFICATIONS
•  Issue: September 1980
•  Publisher: High Times
•  Condition: Varies (please inquire for details)
•  Availability: Limited vintage release; sought after by collectors of cannabis history and global politics

COLLECTOR'S NOTE
This issue captures a defining moment in the international cannabis story. With its sharp reporting and historic relevance, it’s a must-have for collectors focused on the global impact of cannabis policy and trade in the late 20th century.

High Times Magazine | September 1980 Issue | Colombian Grass War

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