Shisha

What is a Shisha?

The shisha, also known as a hookah or water pipe, is a traditional device used to smoke flavored tobacco, called tabamel. It usually consists of a water-filled vase, a bowl where the tobacco is heated with charcoal, a hose, and a mouthpiece. The smoke passes through the water, giving it a smoother and more aromatic taste.

Shisha has been enjoyed for centuries in the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia, and has now become popular worldwide. More than just a smoking device, it represents a social ritual: sharing a shisha often means moments of relaxation and socializing with friends.

Today, there is a wide variety of modern models and flavors, from fruity to exotic blends, allowing everyone to personalize their shisha experience.