Japona Hookah Shuriken

Japona Hookah Shuriken is an example of the creative combination of Japanese architecture with classical ideas about hookah design. This idea was prompted by rounded inserts on the hookah shaft, vaguely reminiscent of the roofs of pre-industrial Japanese houses. Among other things, modern technological standards are observed in the hookah, which is worth only a separating mesh on the saucer of the mine, which does not allow coal to come into contact with the surface of the saucer and ash over the entire area, which usually leads to its attenuation.