12 pcs Ethiopian/Eritrean Coffee Cups Set,6 cups and 6 saucers
18 in stock
These porcelain cups are adorned with pictures of the traditional story of Queen Sheba’s journey from Ethiopia to visit King Solomon.
Our cups has very beautiful design that reflect Ethiopian culture. This beautiful design will be appreciated by your friends and families when you gather for an Ethiopian coffee ceremony. Showpiece of traditional Ethiopian craftsmanship, Porcelain of the highest quality, brings elegance and beauty to your kitchen.
$35.00
18 in stock
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It is used mainly as a serving tray and as a cultural decorative item to bring in a beautiful and vibrant color to your home or you Ethio-Eritrean cultural themes.
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The serve basket also called Erbo ” እርቦ” is a cultural symbol for Ethiopia and Eritrea. Made from locally grown and partially dyed grass and palm leaves known for strength and durability. You welcome the naturally grown, naturally made, and embroidered with a technique that lasted thousands of years. Each colour is guaranteed to last for decades and safe for your home.
NO TWO ITEMS are alike!! Each has its own unique pattern and yours is only yours it is age defying and uniquely made to show the artistic tells of each person.
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Etege Ethiopian House exclusively selected various designs that depict high quality designs and be happy to safely ship it to your homes.
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Tsega Hoffman –
Thank you so much for the coffee set. It was very well packaged and sent with care. I appreciated the thank you note as well! You’ve gained a lifetime customer.
Thank you!
Tsega Hoffman –
etegeethiopia@gmail.com –
We appreciate you Tsega!
etegeethiopia@gmail.com –