Hookah bowls from Germany: porcelain and clay compared
This origin covers phunnel bowls in two materials: porcelain on one side, clay and ceramic on the other. Here you can see how they differ.
Colour: Green
5 colours
- Yellow
- Green
- Black, Brown
- Black, Green
- Black, White
Colour: White, Brown, Blue
4 colours
- Brown, Light blue, Blue
- Cream, Sand, Brown, Orange
- White, Beige, Brown
- White, Brown, Blue
Colour: Cream, Sand, Brown, Orange
4 colours
- Brown, Light blue, Blue
- Cream, Sand, Brown, Orange
- White, Beige, Brown
- White, Brown, Blue
Colour: Brown, Light blue, Blue
4 colours
- Brown, Light blue, Blue
- Cream, Sand, Brown, Orange
- White, Beige, Brown
- White, Brown, Blue
Colour: White, Beige, Brown
4 colours
- Brown, Light blue, Blue
- Cream, Sand, Brown, Orange
- White, Beige, Brown
- White, Brown, Blue
The bowls on this page have Germany recorded as their country of manufacture. All of them are phunnels: a single hole sits on a raised central cone so that the molasses stays in the reservoir. What sets them apart is the material.
Porcelain or clay
- Porcelain: belongs to the vitrified ceramics. Fired from very pure raw materials such as kaolin, quartz and feldspar, it gives a bowl with a dense body.
- Clay and ceramic: The materials listed here are clay blend, black clay and ceramic. Which material a bowl is made of is shown by the Material filter on each bowl.
To help you choose, the items state the capacity separately for each tobacco type, for example for Dark Leaf and Virginia, and some also list HMD compatibility. Compare these details before you pair an attachment with the bowl. The shop stocks bowls of this origin from brands including Magellan Hookah and Sheeshaya, some in several designs and colours.