Traditional Art Ethiopian Jebena Coffee Set sheba coffee cups set 15

                   Traditional Art Ethiopian Jebena  Coffee Set sheba coffee cups set 15
1. Hand made ceramic Ethiopian coffee Set. 6sets cawa cup ,800ml coffee pot,300ml sugar pot,280ml milk
2. With a sleek, modern shape, this set of 16cpcs set,Each cup cawa cups with no hands
3.  It is made with a unique porcelain traditional coffee set from Ethiopian Art.

4.  Perfect for all celebrations this excellent quality set cup glasses have been styled in a sleek shape
5.Set of:16pieces cups with color box packing

6.This wonderful ceramic cup made in Ethiopia will perfectly accompany evening coffee-drinking gatherings. Bright ornament at the cup’s top edge and its original shape will adorn any table and serve as a perfect gift.
These coffee cups are traditional for the coffee ceremonies all over Ethiopia. 

7.This lovely ceramic cup with a large saucer made in Ethiopia will be a wonderful part of your tea ceremony. Of course, you can drink coffee, or even milk from these cups. The bright colors will adorn any table and will be
an excellent gift.

	Introduction
	This style of cups is used to drink coffee all over Ethiopia where the coffee ceremony is an integral part of the social and cultural life. Occasionally also used as shot glasses to drink homemade liquor. These porcelain cups are adorned with pictures of the traditional story of Queen Sheba’s journey from Ethiopia to visit King Solomon.

Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony

 

On New Year’s Eve I got to taste original Ethiopian coffee prepared in an Ethiopian coffee ceremony. This was a special experience and truly something else than a regular cup of coffee.  And guess what – I did not travel far for this unique coffee experience – the Ethiopian coffee ceremony was served in Helsinki here in Finland. About a month ago I discovered that an Ethiopian restaurant Queen Sheba located in central Helsinki offers the Ethiopian coffee ceremony. I must say this was one piece of exiting coffee news. I am very happy to see that alternatives in Helsinki’s coffee scene are becoming more and more versatile and being able to experience the Ethiopian coffee ceremony is like the cherry on the cake.

In the Ethiopian coffee ceremony multiple steps include pan-roasting coffee beans, grinding the roasted beans, and preparing the coffee in a traditional black coffee pot called jebena. Jebena is usually made of pottery and has a spherical base, a neck and pouring spout and a handle in which the neck connects with the base. When the coffee boils up through the neck it is poured in and out with another container and then is put back into the jebena. To pour the coffee from the jebena a filter is placed in the spout of the jebena to prevent the grounds from escaping. The coffee is served in traditional Ethiopian tasting cups.

Ethiopian lady roasting coffee beans on a pan and giving the restaurant a nice roasted aroma and some smoke as well.

 The national dish of Ethiopia Doro Wot chicken stew and injera crepes among other dishes were served at Queen Sheba in buffet style. Coffee prepared in the ceremony was served after the main course to finish the dinner. 

Snacks of roasted peanuts, popcorn or chickpeas accompany the Ethiopian coffee. This time coffee was served with popcorn and what a great match it was! Coffee and popcorn is a combo I normally favour when going to the movies but this is definitely something I will be having more often at home as well.