Cosmo Mixology Phunnel Shisha Bowl

The Cosmo Mixology in Black is a phunnel bowl with four raised partition walls that divide the bowl bed into separate flavour chambers, so four blends can be packed at once and meet in the draw rather than in the bed. Handcrafted in Russia, fired at ~1,100°C, finished matte.

4-Partition Phunnel · Matte Black Finish · Russian Handcraft

Cosmo Mixology Black Phunnel - 4-Partition Mixing Bowl, 12-15 g

What Makes the Mixology Different

• Four raised partition walls keep up to four different flavours separated in the bowl bed: clean transitions, creative blends, no early muddle.
• Phunnel design retains juice and prevents drip-through into your stem, keeping flavour dense and your hookah cleaner between sessions.
• 12-15 g capacity is sized for the mix: enough room for four flavour packs without overloading.
• Russian clay fired at ~1,100°C delivers strong heat retention and even distribution across all four partitions.
• ~7.5 cm rim diameter accommodates standard 26 mm charcoal cubes under foil or with HMDs like the Provost or Kaloud Lotus.
• Matte black finish with the natural variation of a handmade piece.

Fit & Compatibility

Standard phunnel bowl grommet, so it sits on any hookah with a standard bowl gasket. The 7.5 cm rim is sized for foil or HMD setups using 26 mm charcoal cubes. Works with Provost-style and Kaloud-style devices.

Care & Maintenance

• Let the bowl cool fully before cleaning.
• Rinse with warm water and mild soap; skip harsh chemicals.
• Use a soft brush to clean between the partition walls where residue builds up.
• Air dry fully before storing.
• Handle with care: clay is durable but chips on hard surfaces.

Specifications

In the Box

• 1 × Cosmo Mixology Phunnel Bowl - Black

Do I have to use four flavours?

Not at all. The partitions help heat distribute evenly even if you pack a single blend across all four chambers. Treat them as a feature, not a requirement.

What size charcoal cubes work with this bowl?

Standard 26 mm cubes sit on the rim under foil or inside an HMD. That is the most common Australian cube size.