Shishas with wood as a design element
Wood may be used as part of a sleeve or a decorative element. The build also includes other materials; not every wood-look surface is solid wood.
Colour: Green
Colour: Brown, Blue
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- Blue
- Brown, Blue
Colour: Blue
2 colours
- Blue
- Brown, Blue
Colour: Blue
4 colours
- Blue
- Brown
- Turquoise
- White
Colour: Brown
4 colours
- Blue
- Brown
- Turquoise
- White
Colour: Turquoise
4 colours
- Blue
- Brown
- Turquoise
- White
Colour: White
4 colours
- Blue
- Brown
- Turquoise
- White
Colour: White, Silver, Blue, Clear
Colour: Blue
Colour: Blue
Colour: Blue
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Colour: Blue
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Colour: Green
3 models
Colour: White, Red, Yellow, Green
22 models
Colour: White, Silver, Light blue, Blue
22 models
Colour: Black, Silver, Pink
22 models
Colour: Brown, Silver
22 models
Colour: Brown, Silver
22 models
Colour: Brown, Silver
22 models
Colour: Brown, Silver
22 models
Colour: Brown, Silver
22 models
Colour: Cream, Beige, Taupe, Silver
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Colour: Black, Anthracite, Silver
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Colour: Black, White, Silver
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The value Wood means that a model has wood built in, usually as a sleeve, handle or decorative part. The rest of the shisha is often stainless steel or glass; wood alone rarely makes up the whole device.
How to find your way
- Type of wood: On some models it appears in the name, such as oak, iroko or wenge. Others only give it in the description.
- Look: A grain pattern can also come from a veneer or a printed finish. The product page clarifies whether it is solid wood.
- Manufacturers: WOOKAH, Hawk Hookah, Geometry Hookah, Totem Hookah and Moze Shisha, among others.
Wood reacts to moisture and heat differently from metal or glass, so the manufacturer's care instructions come first.
Also look at the transitions between wood and metal: this is where workmanship decides how stable a model feels.