These are some of the most sophisticated pot accessories I've seen

New York-based Marley Natural has just unveiled its Black Walnut Accessories Collection, a beautiful line of pot gear that will do exactly what a plastic bottle from your fridge will do, but in way more style.

The collection is made from black walnut wood pieces that are accented by heat resistant hand-blown glass. There's a taster ($35), a spoon pipe ($68), a steamroller ($72), and a bubbler ($162). The glass pieces are debuting alongside two trays ($65 and $78), two storage containers ($30 and $52), and a grinder ($88), and look like "something I would display, rather than hide, when company is over," says David Merten, Marley Natural's creative director.

[h/t: Wired]

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