Crafted by Micah Cryder, the man behind Yeti pipes, this Blowfish example features a longer shank than what we typically see from his renditions of the shape. When each side is viewed in profile, this offering is rife with intricate details and uniqueness. The left side features a dark, well-textured sandblast, while the smooth right side showcases a sea of swirling birdseye under its warm auburn stain. A group of crisp ridgelines and panels form the shank, showcasing Micah's impressive skill when it comes to shaping and line work. One continuous ridgeline travels along the curling underside, eventually terminating at the rim's fore. The set of ridgelines along the shank's sides help give the flanks some definition, with a disc-like panel visible at the left flank, while the right displays a more organic, rounded nature. It's an impressive take on the notoriously intricate shape and other than some mild chamber carbonizing, it's in great condition.