Hukka Pot, also known as Sisha, originated in the middle east in the 16th Century. In Nepal, it became popular in the 1960s and ’70s during the time of the hippie movement. Mostly consumed by the elderly of Nepalese communities, Sisha traditionally is made up of clay, wood, or metal and raw tobacco for a puff. However, due to its increasing trend, glass Sisha with flavored tobacco is popular. Glass pots are created from glass bulbs, oxygen, and color. Nepal manufactures unique designs pot with brilliant colors, a unique showpiece, and a smoking tool for your gatherings.