The Tasteful Intersection of Art and Cannabis(Courtesy of Now Space)Widely represented in visual art, the pot leaf as a symbol predates the written word. You can unsubscribe from Leafly email messages anytime.More on Cannabis Glass Accessories Industry Inside America's Oldest Operating Head Shop Strains & Products What To Do When You Break an Irreplaceable Bong Strains & Products 5 Glass Products Perfect for Cannabis Beginners Strains & Products 9 Subtle and Convenient One-Hitter Cannabis Pipes But pipes aren’t the only tasteful cannabis art emerging with legalization. Contemporary Art in the Cannabis Space (Courtesy of Now Space) The pipe as contemporary sculptural art object is not a giant leap; Bob Snodgrass started the beautiful color-changing borosilicate glass pipe movement in Oregon over 30 years ago. Widely represented in visual art, the pot leaf as a symbol predates the written word.
The Tasteful Intersection of Art and Cannabis
(Courtesy of Now Space)Widely represented in visual art, the pot leaf as a symbol predates the written word. The first image of a pot leaf may have been seen in a neolithic cave painting in Japan, and as recognition and reputation spread, cannabis imagery was engraved in Egyptian secular monuments, drawn into religious texts, and in artsy botanical illustrations in manuscripts.
Widely represented in visual art, the pot leaf as a symbol predates the written word.As cannabis became more common—and later prohibited—cannabis art could be seen in anti-drug propaganda. Its popularity in American...
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