Vintage Hand Eched Brass Stainless Steel Dallah Coffee Pot Islamic Arabic 11.5"

This is a Souvenir our grandparents got when traveling the world it is handmade and engraved with peacock design. The name of the city is in Arabic. I posted a picture of that and on the bottom it says Kuwait

 Coffee, as well as tea, will often be offered to you in offices and at Arab's homes. It is considered rude to decline taking coffee since the tradition of offering coffee is Bedouin, and thus offering coffee is symbolic of hospitality. ARABIC COFFEE is all about tradition, hospitality and ceremony. It’s a sign of welcome and marks the beginning and end of a guest’s visit. Arabic coffee is called Khaleeji The coffee is poured from a pot no dissimilar to what you would consider a large Aladdin's lamp into a small cup called finjaan, which is about the size of an espresso shot. The pot, called a dallah, usually has a long spout and is made from brass. It may be served to you by the hired help, or, indeed, by the host himself. The coffee is served and received with the right hand