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On the cover of 1973's Catch a Fire album, there's a photo of Bob Marley that's become an icon for the transcendent powers of smoking marijuana. The reggae master squints into the camera, a joint the size of a stovepipe sagging from his lips. Marley was the world's most famous proponent of smoking the sacred Rastafarian herb, so it was probably just a matter of time before his family placed his name on a brand of cannabis products.
The brand, called Marley Natural, will reportedly be available late next year and consist of cannabis-infused lotions, creams, accessories and—perhaps most appropriately—"fine cannabis," or what the website terms "some of Bob's Jamaican favorites."
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