Pewa pipe

Used in the northeast of Fuma, pewa pipes are small hollow glass spoons with a hole in the bowl of the spoon, the end of the handle, and one to the side. Pewa pipes come in many shapes and sizes. Some have created very unique pieces and others are more utilitarian.
Vudiro is commonly consumed with pewa pipes. As a common practice, vudiro leaves are ground and placed in the bowl to create a heaping spoonful. Using magic, the bowl is lit on fire. The smoke is inhaled through the hole in the handle.
Despite the fact that smoking vudiro is commonplace, it is uncommon to share pewa pipes, and if one wants to smoke with others they should bring their own.