Kong Turkish - Blue Lava multi-hole hookah head

The Kong Turkish – Lava Blue is a fascinating play of elements. The design combines a cool, almost glacier-blue clay body with deep cracks that glow glowing orange - as if liquid magma is flowing beneath a layer of ice. This bowl is not just a tool, but a visual highlight that is particularly effective on modern pipes.

Behind the spectacular facade lies uncompromising Russian craftsmanship. Kong Hookah makes these heads using an extreme firing process 1200 degrees Celsius. The result is a “petrified” material that stores heat perfectly and is completely resistant to thermal fluctuations.

Material & smoking properties

• Classic direct pull-through: As a traditional multi-hole head (Turkish style), it provides a direct, open airflow that intensifies the taste of your tobacco.
• Sintered clay: The extremely high firing temperature causes the pores of the clay to close. What this means for you: The head does not “bleed” and hardly absorbs foreign tastes.
• Ideal filling volume: With a capacity of approx. 15g, the depot is perfectly sized to allow you to smoke tobacco economically but for a long time (1+ hours).
• Feel: The relief-like structure not only looks good, it also ensures that the head sits comfortably in the hand and does not slip.

Recommended setup & accessories

The Kong Lava Blue is precisely tailored to the diameter of common heat management systems. It offers a safe contact surface, regardless of whether you smoke with pimple contact or at a distance.

Our top recommendations for this head:

• For maximum performance: ONMO HMD (Matches perfectly in terms of color and technology).
• The classic: Kaloud Lotus 1+ (For relaxed heat management).

Why the Lava Blue Edition?

• Unique look: The contrast between the matt light blue and the shiny orange in the recesses is a real eye-catcher.
• Longevity: You buy this head once. It is so solidly made that it is virtually indestructible under normal use.
• Versatility: It works great with virgina tobacco, but also performs very well with dark blends.