The Eikon is the second pipe in Daniel Weston’s Founders Series, crafted during the earliest stage of his journey into pipemaking. Made from plateau briar and featuring a removable bison horn stem via mortise and tenon, it reflects both his experimentation and his commitment to using only natural materials.
The bowl is uneven and imperfect, with visible flaws and subtle irregularities—a testament to a maker still learning his craft. Its textured rustication and asymmetry capture the honest challenges of his early work, while remaining grounded in function and form.
True to Weston’s early vision, the Eikon embraces 100% natural materials with no plastics, reflecting his founding goal of crafting pipes as purely and organically as possible. While Daniel continues refining his technique, this pipe stands as a tangible piece of his growth, offering a smoking experience that is genuine, tactile, and authentic.
The Eikon’s imperfections are part of its story, making it a collector’s piece that celebrates the origins of Daniel Weston Pipes and the learning process behind his craft.
Specifications
Bowl Height: 36 mm (1.42 inches)
Bowl Outer Diameter (widest point): 42 mm (1.65 inches)
Chamber Diameter: 19 mm (0.75 inches)
Wall Thickness (at thickest point): 11.5 mm (0.45 inches)
Total Pipe Length (including stem): 133 mm (6.24 inches)
Stem Length: 92 mm (4.62 inches)
Materials
Plateaux briar bowl, hand-chiseled for rugged, uneven textures
Bison horn stem, dyed with a handmade tincture from Michigan-sourced black walnut husks
Finished with carnauba wax and white diamond compound for a mirror-like shine
What’s Included
Free Shipping
30-Day-Money-Back Guarantee: Full Refund if not satisfied within 30 days.
Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee: Free Repairs for life on all Daniel Weston pipes.
The original pencil design sketch, referenced throughout the creation process and pinned to the workshop wall as Daniel Weston brought this pipe to life
5 pipe cleaners for cleaning
A box of matches
A small container of beeswax for maintenance
Hand-signed by Daniel Weston with “No. 2” on the bottom of the bowl
The Eikon is the second pipe in Daniel Weston’s Founders Series, crafted during the earliest stage of his journey into pipemaking. Made from plateau briar and featuring a removable bison horn stem via mortise and tenon, it reflects both his experimentation and his commitment to using only natural materials.
The bowl is uneven and imperfect, with visible flaws and subtle irregularities—a testament to a maker still learning his craft. Its textured rustication and asymmetry capture the honest challenges of his early work, while remaining grounded in function and form.
True to Weston’s early vision, the Eikon embraces 100% natural materials with no plastics, reflecting his founding goal of crafting pipes as purely and organically as possible. While Daniel continues refining his technique, this pipe stands as a tangible piece of his growth, offering a smoking experience that is genuine, tactile, and authentic.
The Eikon’s imperfections are part of its story, making it a collector’s piece that celebrates the origins of Daniel Weston Pipes and the learning process behind his craft.
Specifications
Bowl Height: 36 mm (1.42 inches)
Bowl Outer Diameter (widest point): 42 mm (1.65 inches)
Chamber Diameter: 19 mm (0.75 inches)
Wall Thickness (at thickest point): 11.5 mm (0.45 inches)
Total Pipe Length (including stem): 133 mm (6.24 inches)
Stem Length: 92 mm (4.62 inches)
Materials
Plateaux briar bowl, hand-chiseled for rugged, uneven textures
Bison horn stem, dyed with a handmade tincture from Michigan-sourced black walnut husks
Finished with carnauba wax and white diamond compound for a mirror-like shine
What’s Included
Free Shipping
30-Day-Money-Back Guarantee: Full Refund if not satisfied within 30 days.
Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee: Free Repairs for life on all Daniel Weston pipes.
The original pencil design sketch, referenced throughout the creation process and pinned to the workshop wall as Daniel Weston brought this pipe to life
5 pipe cleaners for cleaning
A box of matches
A small container of beeswax for maintenance
Hand-signed by Daniel Weston with “No. 2” on the bottom of the bowl
