Hookahs with brass components
Brass is a material entry on the model. Also compare construction, bowl connection and contents; a gold or silver finish says little on its own.
Colour: Silver
2 colours
- Gold
- Silver
Colour: Brown, Gold, Light blue
5 colours
- Brown, Gold, Dark blue
- Brown, Gold, Light blue
- Brown, Gold, Clear
- Black
- White, Brown, Gold
Colour: Black
5 colours
- Brown, Gold, Dark blue
- Brown, Gold, Light blue
- Brown, Gold, Clear
- Black
- White, Brown, Gold
Colour: Brown, Gold, Dark blue
5 colours
- Brown, Gold, Dark blue
- Brown, Gold, Light blue
- Brown, Gold, Clear
- Black
- White, Brown, Gold
Colour: White, Brown, Gold
5 colours
- Brown, Gold, Dark blue
- Brown, Gold, Light blue
- Brown, Gold, Clear
- Black
- White, Brown, Gold
Colour: Gold
2 colours
- Gold
- Silver
Colour: Brown, Gold, Clear
5 colours
- Brown, Gold, Dark blue
- Brown, Gold, Light blue
- Brown, Gold, Clear
- Black
- White, Brown, Gold
Colour: Gold, Red
2 colours
- Gold, Green
- Gold, Red
Colour: Gold, Green
2 colours
- Gold, Green
- Gold, Red
Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. On hookahs it sometimes appears on decorative parts, connecting pieces or individual components and gives the model a warm metallic tone.
- Look: untreated brass darkens over time, while coated surfaces stay more even.
- Material mix: brass often stands beside aluminium, glass, leather or clay mix.
- Care: metal polish is not suitable for every coating; the notes for the model take precedence.
The selection is small and covers different constructions. Whether brass forms the housing or just a detail is shown by the product pictures and the description of the model.
Brass is heavier than aluminium and feels cool at first before it warms up. That affects the weight and handling of the model, but says nothing about connections or the bowl fitting.