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Bern Gallery Pipe Classic entry vid... 2 minute piece explanation vid... The W.R.V. – Water Restructuring Vessel - is an implosion of cutting edge hydrological science and beyond-expectation glass functionality.  A culmination of years of R&D, its design is based on the simple premise that water is an often-overlooked aspect of the smoking experience.  Years ago, I took interest in the work of Viktor Schauberger, a pre-WWII Austrian naturalist who studied the innate properties of water. V.S. proposed the course of flow has a significant impact on water quality and electrical charge (PH) and that the vortex is nature’s way of gathering and organizing energy.  In 2014, a scientist at the University of Washington – Dr. Gerald Pollack – proposed a 4th phase of water, one that takes a different structure and is more conducive to life than plain H2O.  4th phase, or “structured water” as it is known in alternative circles, is very simply, Living Water.  Its molecular structure is denser than H2O, with a more crystalline organization and holding a higher electrical charge.  What this translates to is water that many describe as smoother and more hydrating.  In nature, water is energized and restructured by following a natural downstream course and colliding with natural curves in the bank and rocks.  The W.R.V. mimics this natural process with an internal 4th phase restructuring system consisting of 3 biodynamically-inspired flowform chambers combined with vortex action.  On the draw, water and air pass upover flowforms, then water descends a vortex chamber, exiting and passing through a negetive magnetic field before returning and beginning the process again. As smoke or vapor enters the pipe and participates in the water/air restructuring process, the anticipation is that the resulting hit will be as pure and luxurious as possible and may provide some benefit yet known.