A clay chillum is a type of smoking pipe traditionally used by Hindu and Buddhist monks. It is typically made from a clay bowl, with a narrow stem attached. The bowl is usually filled with tobacco, and the stem is inserted into the bowl. The smoker then lights the tobacco and inhales the smoke through the stem.
Clay chillums have been used for centuries, and are still popular among monks and other religious practitioners. They are also used by many smokers who appreciate the simple design and smooth smoking experience.
