Traveling with a bong turns you into the most responsible version of yourself.
You start packing with the quiet intensity of someone protecting a museum artifact on loan, except the museum is your apartment and the artifact is your very cute bong.

And you should take it seriously — not in a fear-based way, just in a “my glass deserves to arrive safely because she’s stunning” way.

Here’s how to travel with your piece without stress, heartbreak, or that guilty pit in your stomach when you unzip your bag and think, “Please be okay…”

Step One: Clean Your Piece (and let it dry)

A clean bong looks like décor.
A dirty bong looks like evidence.

Clean it fully — not a half-effort rinse, but a real clean.
Dry it completely (moisture + dark spaces = mildew energy).
This makes packing easier, smell-free, and much safer legally.

Gaia and Lilah clean quickly, so consider this your sign.

Step Two: Use the Original Loke Glass Box

Here’s the thing: the safest possible way to travel with Loke Glass is the box it arrived in.

The shipping boxes are:

padded
custom-fitted
pressure-tested
designed specifically to protect the silhouette
much stronger than anything you’ll DIY on the fly

If you still have it (and you absolutely should), the box becomes your travel bestie:

Just slide your clean, dry piece back into its foam cradle, close the flaps, and travel like a confident, capable person who makes excellent choices.

Even if you’re putting it in a tote, backpack, suitcase, or car — the box does 90% of the safety work for you.

This is the “no thoughts, just vibes” option.

Step Three: If You Don’t Have the Box, Wrap It Like It’s Fragile Treasure

If your Loke Glass box is long gone (no shade, but learn from this experience), you’ll need to wrap manually:

Inner layer: bubble wrap, thick socks, padded cloth, a scarf — something soft and form-fitting
Outer layer: a small pouch or bag with structure
Pressure barrier: place softer items (sweaters, towels) around it

But again… the original box is the Rolls-Royce of travel safety. Everything else is an Uber doing its best.

Step Four: Carry-On > Checked

If you’re flying, carry your glass with you.

Checked luggage is a war zone:

thrown
stacked
compressed
kicked
jostled
spiritually challenged

Your piece will not win that battle — even in a good box.

Carry-on = control, stability, and peace of mind.

Step Five: Pack It Vertical

Glass prefers to travel upright.
Less leverage on the neck.
Less pressure on the base.
Less chance of unwanted drama.

In a bag: place the box or bundled piece vertically, not sideways.

Step Six: Don’t Travel With Water or Flower

Empty everything. Fully.

Traveling with water is a guaranteed spill.
Traveling with flower is… a legal and olfactory choice.

Clean, dry, empty glass = discreet and safe.

Step Seven: Know the Vibes of Where You’re Going

Just do a quick mental check:

Is cannabis legal there?
Is paraphernalia legal?
Is residue a problem?
Is your destination someone’s parents’ house?

Clean glass solves 90% of legal and social stress.

Step Eight: Unpack Gently

Don’t let your post-travel chaos brain fling your bag open like it’s a Black Friday sale.

Unwrap slowly.
Check everything.
Place your piece somewhere stable.

Then inhale gratitude for your own foresight.

Why This Matters

Travel is chaotic.
Your rituals don’t have to be.

Bringing your glass keeps a little piece of home with you — a consistent, calming touchpoint.
Packing it safely is a form of respect: for yourself, for your ritual, for your space, and for the object you love.

Gaia brings bright, airy grounding wherever she goes.
Lilah brings warmth and comfort to any environment.

Let them travel like the little sculptures they are.