Guy Fieri

Hey everyone, Guy Fieri here, and let me tell ya, Hazy Bowls are like
the VIP section of hookah experiences. With their sleek design and top-notch quality, they're the ultimate luxury upgrade for any hookah enthusiast. Get ready to elevate your smoke game to a whole new level with Hazy Bowls – it's a flavor journey you won't want to miss!

TIMELESS
QUALITY

PEERLESS
REPUTE

Unique Bowls

Each bowl is sequentially numbered and crafted with a unique glaze and form. No two Hazy Bowls are alike.

Superb Quality

The design, materials and glaze are all carefully selected to encapsulate the aesthetics & function that is: Hazy Bowls.

Premium Stoneware Clay

Formulated to prevent thermal shock, increase mechanical stability and maintain heat retention, Hazy Bowls are made to preform better than your average bowl.

Tiny Hazy

Some bowls get a mini-me. There are about 5 Tiny Hazy Bowls in existance, of which I own 2.

Hazy Port

A new style of bowl port meant to fit grommets better and look good doing it.

Hazy Dais

Show off your Hazy Bowl in style.

Hazy Bowl updates for 2024
  Bowl Branding and Logo Process As some of the more sharp-eyed among you may have noticed, my process for numberin...

Very seldomly, I create a box to pair with a bowl. Made from a mix of exotic and pine wood, it's the perfect bespoke display, carrying box or storage container for your Hazy Bowl. Currently, only 5 exist in the world.

Overtime, certain styles or types have been established as recurring designs. The first 4 bowls completes a set. The last 6 bowls are rarer designs that are extremely difficult to obtain due to their scarcity.

Mega-Rare

Galaxy

Splatter

Drip

Torre Blanca

Giga-Rare

Stitched

PRODUCED: 3

Crosshatch

PRODUCED: 3

Marble

PRODUCED: 4

Ultra-Rare

Silueta

PRODUCED: 1

Sneaker

PRODUCED: 2

Novus

PRODUCED: 1


Every so often, I will pair a cup with a Hazy Bowl.

FAQ

When is the next batch?

I post updates on the discord server or sometimes Instagram stories. Email blasts are reserved for drops or other type of bowl releases.

Will you let us know the capacity of the bowls?

If it's not able to be deduced from the preview, just ask and I will be happy to say what's going to be available.

Why do you take so long between batches?

I'm only 1 guy with a small studio and my process involves focusing on each bowl more-so than any other bowl manufacturer. I want to ensure each bowl comes out perfect and if there's a major flaw, I won't put in a drop. I strive for perfection.

How long does each bowl take?

Depends on the complexity of the bowl - from the shape to the glaze combination. Some take 3 hours, some take 6 hours, or even more.

What's the difference between a clay and ceramic bowl?

Semantics - ceramic is just clay hardened by heat. All your clay bowls are ceramic. Stoneware bowls that have been fired are ceramic.

What's the best way to keep up to date?

Joining the discord would be your best bet. > CLICK HERE <

How do you properly take care of a bowl?

With extreme care. Never smoke a bowl after washing it, the water seeps into the poreholes of the clay and will EXPLODE when heated. The safest way is to wash a bowl after it has cooled down, and then let it air-dry for many hours as to make sure the water has evaporated out of the clay matrix. The key element is thermal shock. Repeated temperature fluctuations will cause the glaze to crack as one part of the glaze is cooling/heating up at a different rate than its surrounding, which will propagate cracks.

Hazy Bowls is a one-person operation ran by me: Lucas. My goal is to create extraordinary hookah bowls that push the limit to what can be achieved in terms of aesthetics and performance.

Each time I am at the wheel, I am presented with an opportunity to create something new and exciting, which is what drives me to try new techniques or new styles and designs so as to see what can and cannot be done.

I stop at nothing short of perfection and every facet of using a hookah bowl is taken into consideration, from structural integrity to the thermal resistance of the clay; from ergonomics of handling the bowl to the shape of the port or height of the spire; and most importantly, designed with enthusiasts in mind, I am a firm believer of, "The devil is in the details."

Seeing the joy on people's face when they appreciate the craftsmanship and effort I put into each bowl is part of the reason I love doing what I do - it really makes the extra effort worth it when you realize even the smallest of details are valued.