From the classic Treehouse of Horror IV episode where Homer sells his soul for a donut. Upon finishing the donut the Devil Flanders appears and attempts to drag Homer to Hell. Interrupted by the family, Lisa demands a fair trial leading the infamous line by the Devil Flanders “this is always so much easier in Mexico”. To the Devil’s dismay, Homer had previously given his soul to his wife Marge on their wedding day because he had nothing else of value to offer her. Leaving defeated the Devil Flanders curses Homer by saying “let that ill-gotten donut be forever on your head!”

Made 100% of borosilicate glass (even his chain!) and completely hollow from the top of the head, out to the elbows and down to his knees. Limiting the solid areas keeps the weight down. Standing 22cm (8.75in) this sculpture features a 10mm joint to butterfly gill perc give it the kind of function you’d expect from a daily driver. This piece is a study in maintaining high standards of functionality in the form of a person. That’s why I’ve included details such as Homer’s “soul donut” with the sign that reads “Don’t Eat” and “Keep Away” as a stopper for the joint. This completes the look and obscures it’s nature as a water pipe while adding the functionality of easier cleaning.

Complete the set with Donut-Head Homer hollow pendant/28mm spinner cap

Details of note:

• glasses are functional and magnify his eyes to fill the lenses just like in the show

• chain is made of individual glass links allowing it to move just like a normal chain

• new techniques were learned to allow the cape to hang naturally off the thigh from all angles as well as the collar off the neck

• trident is removable and encouraged to use as a triple dabber

• butterfly gill perc

• 10mm female joint

• stands 22cm/8.75in

• stable on hid own 2 feet and tail, no stand needed

*Note: Homer sold separately*