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‘The Smokers of Hashish’ by Norman Berrow, 1934 “When young Bill Hamilton decides to spend some time in exotic Tangier, he tells his mother he’s mainly looking for romance and adventure. But when he gets there, he finds much more Read More …
‘Odalisque and Slave’ Painted by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres in 1842
‘A lacquer worker and turner finishing a hookah’, India 1870 “The object to be lacquered is turned from hard wood, usually shisham [Dalbergia]or box. After being smoothed and cleaned it is again fixed in the turners’ frame (a kind of Read More …
By God, bravo, hashish! It stirs deep meanings. Do not pay attention to those who blame it. Refrain from the daughter of the vines And do not be stingy with it. Eat it dry always and live! By God, bravo, Read More …
4:19 4:20 Happy 420 everyone! Photographs – Girls pose in Turkish studio, Istanbul 1885
“Natives Smoking Hashish” from horn water pipe, Mozambique, Gaza, Africa. Postcard dating to the early 1900’s
Jam Jar Hookah: “Wounded Indian smoking through a jam jar”. During WW1 at a hospital in Brighton, England August 1915
‘Group of Bangladeshi hookah makers, demonstrating various stages in the manufacture of waterpipes from Coconut Shells’. Eastern Bengal, India 1860
Musicians play and smoke while woman dances, hand colored Postcard from Tangier, Morocco 1913
King Comics #42, October 1939