The Dragon is a sculptural piece that earns its name. The shaft rises on a gentle forward curve, its surface covered in irregular, flowing ridges that run the full length like scales in motion. A wide, flared base grounds it firmly and works with a harness or mount.
The texture here is the point. Those nubby, wave-like ridges are not decorative. They translate directly into sensation along every inch of insertion, and the curve positions them well for internal pressure. At 2.0" 5.1 cm diameter, this is an advanced piece. Take your time with it.
The iridescent finish shifts between yellow, pink, blue, and gold depending on the light. In hand it reads almost liquid, the way the color moves across the glass. Borosilicate is nonporous, compatible with any lubricant, and holds temperature, warm or cool, with intention.
