Oblako Flow Hookah Head

Oblako hookah bowls were first introduced to the Russian market in 2015 and have gained popularity ever since. In 2017, they began winning the hearts of hookah enthusiasts from all over the world, including the USA and Germany. In Russian, Oblako means Cloud, and this name perfectly describes these bowls as they truly provide cloudy smoking sessions. 

Decoration
Oblako offers a variety of different hookah bowls to match your needs. For example, the Oblako Basic line includes uncoated clay bowls for those looking for the traditional clay look. In contrast, the Glaze Top line provides an array of glazing colors so that you can choose one according to the mood or color scheme of your hookah pipe. The newest line, Oblako Mono, comes with a single-color coating along the entire body.

Manufacturing And Materials
Oblako artisans create bowls from white clay that's been kiln-fired and given an extra measure of protection with milk glazing in the ancient fashion. After the first firing in the kiln, the bowls are submerged in pasteurized milk for 1-2 minutes and then left to dry. Later, they are placed in an oven again. Milk glazing adds extra coating that significantly increases the durability of the hookah bowl. Also, this helps to prevent the molasses from being absorbed into the bowls' walls. 

Ease and convenience of use
Regardless of which Oblako hookah bowl you purchased: unglazed, glazed, phunnel, or classic - we are happy to say that these bowls are not only convenient and easy but also durable. The bowl's stem is long enough, so it doesn't heat up much when smoking; this means you can easily remove the bowl from your hookah with your fingers. While glazed bowls allow higher temperatures of tobacco in them to be reached (perfect if you're using heat-resistant tobaccos), there is always the risk of overheating your shisha - so be manage the heat carefully.

Oblako bowls are easy to clean and absorbs less syrup compared to their competitors. But there is one thing to be aware of - don't wash the bowl immediately and let it cool down for about 10 minutes. If you put the hot bowl in water, the glaze coating might crack.