Andalushisha Bowls

Andalushisha Bowls: handmade phunnel bowls made in Spain

Andalushisha Bowls were a collection of handmade shisha bowls developed in collaboration with Andalushisha, the well-known Spanish shisha content creator. Made in Spain and featuring a distinctive aesthetic, they became one of the most recognisable products associated with his name.

The Andalushisha Bowls are now sold out and no further production is planned. We've kept this section available so you can still explore their specifications and discover the different models that formed part of the collection.

Handmade from white grogged clay

Each Andalushisha Bowl was handmade in Spain using white grogged clay and high-temperature glazes. This combination provided effective heat distribution and management throughout the session.

As these bowls were handmade, slight variations in shape, size and finish could occur from one piece to another. These small differences gave each bowl its own individual character.

Phunnel design with a 15-18 g capacity

Andalushisha Bowls featured a phunnel design, with the characteristic raised central spire helping to keep molasses inside the bowl rather than allowing it to run down into the shisha.

The approximate capacity was 15 to 18 grams, depending on the tobacco and packing density. This made it possible to experiment with different packing styles according to the length and intensity you wanted from each session.

Which heat management setup works with an Andalushisha Bowl?

Although the design could be used with different heat management methods, our recommended setup for Andalushisha Bowls was aluminium foil combined with a Provost. Other Heat Management Devices could also be used depending on the specific model, packing method and personal preference.

An Andalushisha collection that's now part of shisha history

*Andalushisha Bowls are no longer available and we don't expect to receive any further stock. If you've landed here looking for one, you can still browse the collection as a reference or explore our current bowls to find alternatives with similar characteristics.