Changing the negative image of cannabis through culture, craft, and thought.

Pocket Organic Gangsta challenges the negative perception of cannabis by reimagining its place through culture and natural materials.

To me, cannabis is a tool—for expanding ideas, connecting people, and creating space to think.But around the world, it's misunderstood, stigmatized, and stripped of its meaning.That’s why I take what’s been ignored—scrap wood, vintage clothes, bamboo, ceramic—and give it shape, intention, and voice.

Born from my experiences in Japan, Thailand, and New York, each piece carries fragments of tradition, nature, and resistance.Every product is handmade and one-of-a-kind. They’re not just objects—they’re tools for reflection, made to be used, worn, or smoked.

POG’s real mission isn’t just to make things.It’s to grow a community of people who understand this mindset and live it.We call them Organic Gangstas.And the more of us there are, the closer we get to flipping the system from within.

Smooth Hits. Natural Vibes.

Thai OG is a series of bamboo pipes, bongs, and filters, all handcrafted from natural Thai bamboo.

Smoking isn’t something to hide. It’s a moment to breathe, connect, and reflect.And the tools we use should feel just as meaningful.That’s why these aren’t just smoking devices—they’re a way to inhale nature itself.

The scent of the bamboo.The taste when you light up.Each piece brings the forest closer, turning smoking into a ritual of grounding and presence.

And layered on top is a bit of New York street logic—“If you’re gonna do it, do it with style.”These pieces are built to be carried, shown, and talked about.

No two are alike.Each is a masterwork of material, thought, and culture—crafted to hit. MORE

A Wild and Eco-friendly Ganja Bonsai.

What if cannabis had never been outlawed? What if it had always been part of nature, as it once was?

Cannabis was banned not because of what it is, but because of politics, fear, and power.So I chose to reframe it—placing it inside the most orderly, “acceptable” form in Japanese tradition: the bonsai.

Each piece uses discarded wood, old ceramics, cactus, flowers, and cannabis itself.Nothing is wasted. Everything is chosen with intention.The result is a landscape—a quiet, living sculpture that imagines an alternate future.

Every Ganja Bonsai is one-of-a-kind.There are no rules. No fixed shapes.Just nature, thought, and a small rebellion growing from a pot. MORE