Green hookah bowls: colours, glaze and care
Among the bowls, green ranges from pale mint to dark bottle green. Here you will find every bowl with green and learn what matters when you clean it.
Colour: Beige, Orange, Yellow, Green, Light blue, Purple, Stone
Colour: Green
5 colours
- Yellow
- Green
- Black, Brown
- Black, Green
- Black, White
Colour: Black, Green
5 colours
- Yellow
- Green
- Black, Brown
- Black, Green
- Black, White
Colour: White, Beige, Green, Turquoise, Light blue, Blue
7 models
Colour: Black, Orange, Green
13 models
Colour: Black, Green, Blue
13 models
Colour: Black, Green, Blue
13 models
Colour: Black, Red, Orange, Green
13 models
Colour: Copper, Red, Orange, Green
9 colours
- Beige, Sand, Light blue
- Copper, Red, Orange, Green
- Red, Orange
- Black, Beige, Orange
- Black, Green, Blue
- Black, Orange, Blue, Dark blue
- Black, Orange, Blue
- Black, Orange, Green
Colour: Black, Green, Light blue, Blue
4 colours
- Beige
- Black, Green, Light blue, Blue
- Black, Orange, Light blue
- Black, Red, Orange, Green
Colour: Black, Red, Orange, Green
4 colours
- Beige
- Black, Green, Light blue, Blue
- Black, Orange, Light blue
- Black, Red, Orange, Green
Colour: White, Green, Turquoise, Light blue, Blue
20 models
Colour: Yellow, Green
20 models
Colour: Black, White, Green, Light blue, Blue
Colour: Black, Yellow, Green, Turquoise
Colour: White, Green, Turquoise, Light blue, Blue
56 models
Colour: Red, Green
56 models
Colour: Yellow, Green, Blue
56 models
Colour: Yellow, Green
56 models
Colour: Black, Green
56 models
Colour: White, Beige, Green, Turquoise, Light blue, Blue, Stone
Colour: Beige, Green, Light blue, Blue, Stone
Colour: White, Green, Turquoise, Light blue, Blue
56 models
Colour: Black, Green
56 models
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Green bowls are rarely a single colour. Green most often appears together with blue, followed by beige, black, light blue and grey. Combined with blue or light blue it produces cool gradients; with beige it creates natural, stone-like patterns.
Glazed or unglazed
For cleaning, the surface matters more than the colour. A glaze seals the body and makes it easier to clean. Unglazed clay, by contrast, has open pores and absorbs molasses. When the absorbed molasses seeps out again in use, the scene calls it a bleeding bowl.
- Boiling clean: Lower a clay bowl slowly into boiling water. Do not drop it in, or it may break.
- Remove first: If a chimney attachment sits on the bowl, take it off before boiling.
Green bowls are available from brands including Hookain, Alpaca, Lavart Hookah, Mira and N!CE.