pipe bowl
Where tobacco burns
The pipe bowl is the rounded chamber of a smoking pipe where tobacco is packed and burned.
It sits at the end of the stem and is typically made of briar, meerschaum, or clay.
The size and shape of the bowl affect how the tobacco burns and how hot the pipe gets: He tamped the tobacco into the pipe bowl with his thumb.
- tobaccoDried smoking leaf
- loose leafPages without permanent binding
- tobacco pouchContainer for dried leaves
- smokeAirborne combustion byproduct
- smoke ringToroidal puff of fumes
briar · meerschaum · corn cob · chamber · ember · ash · tamper · cherry · aromatic · puff · carved · wood · draft · char · pack · rim · cake · cleaner
- smoking accessorieshookah, vaporizer, grinders, papers, rolling machine
- carved objectswoodcarving, ivory carving, jade carving, relief carving, scrimshaw
- sacred pipes