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Smoking Pipe Shapes Guide

The Oom Paul, Chimney, Pot, and Canadian (including all its sub-styles) all feature a Billiard shaped bowl, but are considered to be unique shapes by virtue of their respective variations. While originally a straight pipe, Billiard’s now come as 1/2 and 3/4 bent pipes as well. To no one’s surprise, the Billiard is offered in the widest range of colors and finishes possible, and virtually all pipe making entities produce their own versions of the world’s most popular pipe shape. Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown, a blues musician was known as an avid pipe smoker.

Many Billiards break away from the rigid cylindrical shape, and feature bowls that curve very slightly inward at the rim and the heel. The bowl of a Billiard should also be canted forward ever so slightly (approximately 2°), which softens the overall appearance. Even to the untrained eye, it’s not too difficult to spot a Volcano in the crowd, since its inspiration is taken from an iconic earth shattering phenomenon. If it looks like a volcano, it’s probably a Volcano, but there are some basic guidelines to understanding the shape. First off, the grain orientation is very important with the Volcano shape. The pipe should display straight or flame grain radiating from the top and center of the bowl, and ideally an eye-catching exhibition of birdseye grain on the bottom.

The only way prevent harm from tobacco smoke is for the smoker to quit smoking. If you sometimes smoke quickly and other times slowly, or you sometimes enjoy smoking for half an hour or more and other times for just a few minutes, you may need to buy more than one type of pipe. If this sounds like you, don’t worry about having to spend a fortune as you have come to the right place. We have a wide variety of retail and wholesale tobacco pipes in our online store, all of which are very competitively priced. No matter how hard they may try to change, some smokers simply draw on their pipes far more frequently than others. This is often just because that’s the way they enjoy smoking but it can cause some pipes to become very hot and result in what is commonly referred to as tongue bite.

If you are, however, lost in the realms of shadow and fire, pull up your cloak and pack away your ebony Sauron pipe, or breathe fire with the long-stemmed pipe of Smaug. The eye-catching designs will be sure to strike terror into your foes, as you encircle yourself in smoke and shadow. Pack some Old Toby into your Hobbiton pipe, and imagine yourself back at the Prancing Pony in Bree. Rest your mind and blow some smoke-rings from the Gandalf pipe, emblazoned with his iconic rune. As you stride across the hills guiding your friends on a world-saving quest, don’t leave your Aragorn pipe behind.

Some pipe smokers always seem to end up with a lot of moisture in their stems, either because of the way that they smoke or the type of tobacco blends they choose. Aromatic blends are a common culprit when excess moisture is experienced. Whatever the reason, this is a problem that can be tackled by choosing tobacco pipes designed to remove moisture more efficiently. Peterson system pipes are again a good choice if you have moisture problems when smoking. Alternatively, a large calabash pipe may be worth trying if you are not keen on the Peterson system. Calabash pipes lay claim to a functional feature entirely distinct unto themselves.

Adults exposed to secondhand smoke tobacco pipe have increased risk of heart disease, stroke, lung cancer, and reduced fertility. Pregnant women are especially susceptible to the harms of secondhand smoke, because it can cause pregnancy complications such as low birth weights and preterm birth. Many smokers make the majority of their pipe purchasing decisions based solely on aesthetics, which can lead to disappointment when the pipes in question finally arrive. The problem is, some pipes suit certain smoking styles better than others so buying on looks alone is something of a hit-and-miss affair.

Then, the user releases the carb while inhaling to allow air to enter the stem and smoke to be pulled into the user’s mouth. Regular pipe smoking is known to carry serious health risks including increased danger of various forms of cancer as well as pulmonary and cardiovascular illnesses. At Kachina House, we carry a vast selection of Native American ceremonial pipes, handmade by artists from various tribes. The pipes we carry are fully-functional native american ceremonial pipes, handcrafted by Navajo, Santee Sioux, and Apache artisans. It is merely brought into the mouth, pumped around oral and nasal cavities to permit absorption of nicotine toward the brain through the mucous membranes, and released. If it is smoked too quickly, it can produce excess moisture, causing a gurgling sound in the pipe and an uncomfortable sensation on the tongue (referred to as “pipe tongue”, or more commonly, “tongue bite”).