Occupation:
Photographer @imcannabess, Founder @BlaiseCreative
After three years in the industry, my stash box started overflowing with produ
cts and accessories. I wanted som
ething new to not only organize my cannabis, but also show it off. While browsing a Seattle vintage market one weekend, I stumbled upon a bar cart and realized my marijuana manifestations had come true. “Aha, I need this gold, mirrored, Art Deco bud cart!”
My bud cart is a key focus in my apartment. It usually sits in a corner surrounded by art, but occasionally I wheel it out for weed nights with friends. I keep flower and accessories on the top shelf. Lighters are stored in a little dish, so no worries if people pocket them. My rolling tray, ash tray, and roach clip are also displayed on the top. Glass goes on the bottom shelf, where it is less likely to accidentally be knocked over. Three large UV prot
ectant jars are filled with edibles, extracts and flower. I also have two small Van der Pop jars full
of flower for easy transport.
What I love most about my bud cart is how it normalizes cannabis. We don’t think twice about bar carts, so why not have a bud cart? Brands nowadays have such beautiful products, I am pr
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