Embroidered silver plated turkish coffee set

Kafta Gifts Ltd offers an embroidered silver‑plated Turkish coffee set that combines a copper base with a thin layer of silver plating and hand‑stitched floral motifs. The set is crafted in Ankara, Turkey, and reflects the traditional Anatolian design language described in the supplier’s profile. Each piece is finished with a polished surface that highlights the contrast between the warm copper and the bright silver. The supplier lists the set as a modernised version of the classic copper coffee set.

The copper base provides good thermal conductivity, while the silver plating, typically 0.5 µm thick, adds a decorative shine and a thin barrier against oxidation. Embroidery is applied by hand using durable thread, a technique common in Turkish metalware that resists fading under normal use. In the broader market, similar coffee sets are offered with capacities ranging from 150 ml to 250 ml for the cezve and cup volumes of 50 ml to 70 ml. Standard packaging for such sets includes a reinforced cardboard box with protective padding to prevent scratches during transit.

The set is intended for serving traditional Turkish coffee in cafés, hotels, or as a premium gift item for collectors. Buyers such as hospitality operators or specialty gift retailers typically request confirmation of material composition, packaging details and lead‑time before placing an order. As the listing does not disclose MOQ, price or delivery schedule, interested importers should contact Kafta Gifts Ltd directly to obtain those trade details.

Kafta Gifts Ltd is headquartered at Simon Bolivar Cd Ahmet Rasim Sk 22/1, Cankaya, Ankara 06550, Turkey. The company is classified as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating it sources finished goods for overseas markets. According to the platform data, its response rate is currently 0 percent and there are no recorded response hours, suggesting that communication may be limited unless initiated directly. Kafta Gifts Ltd specialises in metal handicrafts such as copper and silver‑plated items that draw on Anatolian cultural heritage.

The supplier’s catalogue highlights traditional Turkish hand‑craft techniques, including hand‑embroidery and metal polishing, applied to modern designs. While the profile does not list certifications, production facilities are described as adhering to long‑standing craftsmanship standards passed down through generations. Potential importers should request any available material test reports to verify copper purity and silver plating integrity. Kafta Gifts Ltd does not disclose production capacity, so buyers are encouraged to discuss volume requirements directly.