Middle East
Cezve / Ibrik
Turkey and broader former Ottoman region

A small, long-handled pot with a narrow neck, used to brew Turkish coffee by bringing finely ground coffee and water to a slow simmer directly in the pot.
Material & Construction
Traditionally copper (often tin-lined) or brass; modern versions are commonly stainless steel; sized for one to a few small cups per brewing.
Traditional Uses
Brewing Turkish coffee, a slow, unfiltered method that leaves fine grounds settled at the bottom of the cup by design.
Modern Availability / Equivalents
Widely available internationally through Turkish and Middle Eastern kitchenware retailers in a range of sizes; no close substitute exists for achieving the specific foam (kaymak) this pot's narrow neck helps produce.
Care & Maintenance
Hand wash; avoid abrasive scrubbing on tin-lined copper versions, which can wear through the lining over time.

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