Close-up of bubbles in water bowl of Arab shisha - waterpipe footage

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This clip shows a close-up of the water bowl of a hookah, where bubbles form as smoke passes through. The glass bowl is filled with water, and you can see the bubbles moving as the hookah is used. The water ripples, creating a gentle pattern. The background is slightly blurred but includes some wooden parts and a red hose connected to the hookah. This video gives a detailed look at how a hookah works, focusing on the bubbling water, which is an important part of the smoking process. The footage offers a close view, helping to understand how the smoke and water interact in the bowl.

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This video of bubbles forming in the water bowl of an Arab shisha, also known as a hookah was filmed with high-definition cameras, the footage captures the intricate details and movement of the bubbles. Available in both 4K and HD, this video is perfect for educational content, cultural documentaries, and detailed studies of traditional smoking methods. The vertical 9:16 format is also available for social media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts.

A hookah is made up of several parts: the bowl, the body (or stem), the water base, and the hose. The bowl holds the flavored tobacco and is heated by charcoal. As the user inhales through the hose, the smoke travels down through the stem into the water base, where it gets filtered and cooled by the water before being inhaled. This process creates the smooth, flavorful smoke that hookah is known for. The bubbles seen in the video are a result of the smoke passing through the water, a key feature that distinguishes hookah from other smoking methods.