Traditional hookahs face threat of extinction
Updated on Jun 18, 2007 09:11 pm IST
Due to high cost and fluctuation in the rate of the dollar, the famous hookahs of Koyilandy, a small town in the Kerala's Calicut District, are facing the threat of being extinct. Popularly known as 'Malabar' hookahs or Koyilandy, it is manufactured by a coppersmith community called 'Moosari' and exported to the Middle-east and Gulf countries.
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