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NWTN Home Made a Gorgeous Weed Grinder (That Looks Like It Belongs in Your Kitchen)

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07.08.2026

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NWTN Home Made a Gorgeous Weed Grinder (That Looks Like It Belongs in Your Kitchen)

NWTN Home’s Mortar & Pestle Grinder trades traditional teeth for a toothless design wrapped in black walnut.

By Maha Haq | Reviewed by Ysolt Usigan

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Most weed grinders look like weed grinders. NWTN Home‘s new one, though, could probably sit next to your spice cabinet without raising many questions.

Released today, August 7, the Mortar & Pestle Grinder takes its cues from the centuries-old kitchen tool its name suggests, but shrinks the concept down into a compact 2-inch grinder made for flower.

The $52 grinder uses a toothless grinding system rather than the sharp interlocking teeth found inside most traditional grinders. NWTN also pairs a solid aluminum pestle with a black walnut sleeve and magnetic closure. But the most interesting thing about it may be how little it resembles the weed accessories most people are used to seeing.

Nwtn’s Mortar & Pestle Grinder

For decades, weed grinders have maintained the same look: round, metallic, utilitarian, and usually something you keep tucked away with the rest of your stash. Even as cannabis products themselves have gotten slicker, prettier, and more discreet, a lot of the hardware surrounding them still looks like obvious........

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