This set includes a long-handled metal pot [džezva]; a sugar bowl (with lid); a round serving tray; and 2 porcelain cups [fildžan], wrapped in copper. No stamp.

The origins of the coffee cuture in Bosnia-Herzegovina date back to the Ottoman era. Bosanska Kahva encompasses both a specific preparation and a way of life. Bosnian coffee is about ritual, hospitality, conversation, and connection, or ćejf, a deliberate way of nourishing ourselves and interacting with the world around us.

Bosanska Kahva

Kahveni Takum – coffee set

Džezva – long-handled pot used to boil and froth coffee

Fildžani – small, handle-less porcelain cups, typically wrapped in decorative metal holders to provide a barrier to the heat

Šećerluk – sugar dish for sugar cubes

Tabla – round tray that holds the entire set