Foyer Katuro Gongen

The Katuro Gongen bowl is a handmade shisha head inspired by the Japanese festival of Tanabata Matsuri, a celebration of stars where the Japanese gaze at the sky on the seventh night of the seventh lunar month and write wishes on small colored papers.
The Gongen bowls are large Kaloud bowls handmade from clay particularly valued for its excellent heat conduction and waterproofed with a colorful glaze symbolizing the Tanabata Matsuri festival. The Katuro Gongen is a solid bowl (each piece weighs an average of nearly 225 grams) and robust.

The Gongen bowl allows for long sessions with the Kaloud Lotus while enjoying maximum stability thanks to the presence of a lip that perfectly holds the heating system in place. Regardless of the type of shisha tobacco you use, the Katuro Gongen will ensure optimal cooking and a constant flow of smoke. Indeed, it is impossible to block its central hole, and its highly conductive clay allows for very rapid heating of the head.

The Katuro Gongen bowl offers intermediate consumption and requires about 16 grams of tobacco when filled.
Katuro bowls are handmade through a fully artisanal process. Each bowl is unique, and the glazing of each piece is different. The chromatic mixture and distribution of glazes on the delivered bowls may differ from the illustrative visual.