The copper cezve (also called turka) is the traditional utensil for brewing dense, aromatic Turkish coffee. Hand-hammered and then hand-tinned inside and out, it provides a food-safe surface and spreads heat evenly to create the signature foam without scorching the coffee. The wooden handle stays cool for a comfortable grip, and a precise spout makes it easy to pour into small cups. Ideal for 1–2 small cups for a small size or 3–4 cups for a large size. Suitable for gas, electric and ceramic hobs (induction with adapter only).
Key features
Thick copper (1–1.2 mm): fast heat-up and precise control
Hand-tinned interior: food-safe, neutral taste
Tinned exterior: improved durability
Ergonomic wooden handle: secure grip, stays cool
Precise pouring spout: clean service, foam preserved
Artisan made: traditional hammering—every piece is unique
Capacity
Technical specifications
Body material: tinned copper, 1–1.2 mm thickness
Inner lining: food-grade tin (traditional tinning)
Handle: screwed wooden handle
Spout: pinched, drip-resistant beak
Hob compatibility: gas, electric, ceramic — induction with adapter only
Weight (approx.): 134 g
Care: hand-wash only, not dishwasher-safe
Origin: Russia
Dimensions:
In the box
1 tinned copper cezve
1 user & care leaflet
How to brew Turkish coffee (express method)
Grind very fine (flour-like).
Add cold water + sugar (optional) + coffee (about 6–7 g per cup).
Stir and place over low-to-medium heat.
When the foam rises, remove before boiling and let it settle. Repeat twice for a generous foam.
Pour slowly into cups. Do not filter (the grounds will settle).
Care & safety
Rinse with lukewarm water and dry immediately.
Avoid abrasive products inside (to preserve the tin).
Do not heat empty. Do not use in the dishwasher.
Who is this for?
Lovers of Turkish/Greek/Armenian coffee.
Coffee geeks seeking finer thermal control than a standard coffee maker.
An authentic gift for coffee and craftsmanship enthusiasts.
FAQ
Is it induction-compatible? Not directly. Use an induction adapter plate.
Does copper affect the taste? No. The interior is tinned, so the coffee never touches bare copper.
Which size should I choose? 200 ml for 1–2 small cups; 250 ml for 2–3; 350 ml for 3–4; 500 ml or 750 ml for larger cups.
Craftsmanship & production
Hand-hammered artisan piece. Slight variations in texture and colour are normal and are a mark of authenticity.
Country of origin: Russia
GSPR information
Manufacturer: Stalitsa LLC (Pyatigorsk, Russia) Distributor: Madacha (France)
Reference
DE00152
At stock, delivery 4-8 days
Data sheet
Height
9 cm
Width
4.5 cm (diameter of the top)
Width
Weight
134 g
Composition
Tinner copper
Volume
200 ml