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Shisha Culture Meets Innovation: Why Coconut Shell Charcoal Briquettes Are the Top Choice

  • Writer: grahamitralestarin
    grahamitralestarin
  • Sep 16
  • 1 min read


Shisha has become an integral part of culture and lifestyle in many countries, from the Middle East to Europe and Asia. More than just a smoking activity, shisha represents togetherness, relaxation, and social interaction. Behind the rising smoke, however, lies an innovation that is reshaping the way people enjoy shisha: the use of coconut shell charcoal briquettes.




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Tradition Meets Innovation

In the past, shisha typically relied on wood charcoal as fuel. Unfortunately, wood charcoal often produced excessive smoke, unpleasant odors, and short burning durations. This made the shisha experience less enjoyable.


The arrival of coconut shell briquettes has become an innovative solution—preserving tradition while offering a cleaner, more sustainable, and higher-quality option.

Why Coconut Shell Briquettes Are the Top Choice


  • Longer Burning Time

    Coconut shell briquettes can burn for more than 2 hours, making them far more efficient than regular wood charcoal.


  • Low Smoke and Odor

    These briquettes provide steady heat without excessive smoke, keeping the flavor of the tobacco (mu’assel) pure and enjoyable.


  • Eco-Friendly

    Made from discarded coconut shells, these briquettes help reduce deforestation while supporting environmental sustainability.


  • Export Quality

    As the world’s largest coconut producer, Indonesia has become a leading center of coconut shell briquette production, with demand continuously rising in international markets, especially for shisha use.


  • A Modern Global Shisha Trend

    With growing awareness of health, quality, and sustainability, both shisha cafés and individual consumers are increasingly turning to coconut shell briquettes. Not only do they offer a cleaner and more enjoyable smoking experience, but they also align with an eco-conscious lifestyle.

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