A hookah that holds its shape, the way the hose falls in rings
Handmade in a Kyiv workshop: a solid wood spiral on a Ø 16 mm steel shaft and genuine leather — no veneer, no film.
We came into this from the lounge floor, not the drafting table
Draw matters most
A Ø 16 mm shaft is the diameter where the pull takes no effort and the smoke has time to cool. We tried narrower and wider. This is where we stopped.
Wood isn't a veneer
The spiral is carved from solid stock and wraps a steel core. It can't peel — there's nothing glued on to peel off.
Leather should be leather
Not embossed film pretending to be crocodile. Real leather darkens, develops patina, gets more interesting after a year.
The bowl is personal
We don't box one in. Anyone who smokes seriously already has their own — matched to their pack, their tobacco.
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It all started with how the hose falls
The snake isn't about aggression. It's about how a leather hose slides off the shaft and settles into rings on the table. We saw it happen by accident in the workshop — and the name stuck before we could think of anything else.
Read the brand storyTen people in Kyiv
Carpenters, leatherworkers, assemblers. Spiral — up to 100 units a month, that's our real ceiling. Wild — much slower: hand-stitching doesn't scale.
Production →Spiral
Up to 100 units a month — our real ceiling, and we don't force it higher artificially.
Wild Collection
Hand-stitching doesn't scale: you can't take twice the people and get twice the hookahs.
Solid wood. Real leather. Stainless steel
The spiral is carved from solid stock and wraps a steel core — there's nothing to glue, nothing to peel. Leather darkens and develops patina instead of flaking like embossed film.
Smoked in Dubai, Poland, Kazakhstan, and Germany
The strangest feeling is getting a photo of your own shaft on a table in a city you've never been to.
Pick your Snake
Eleven models across two lines. Each with its own wood or leather texture.
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