Brass Dallah Arabic Coffee Pot – Pichai Art White & Gold, 500ml
Made to be used, not just displayed.
White and gold, painted entirely by hand. This brass dallah from the Dastkaari Pichai Art Series brings Indian Pichai (also spelled Pichwai) art and Mughal-era decorative detail to the traditional Arabic coffee pot. It is the dallah to choose when you want an heirloom-style piece in a lighter, more elegant palette.
The Pichai Art design
Pichai-inspired work is known for fine, patient surface decoration, and this pot follows that spirit with a delicate floral pattern in white and gold. The pattern is painted directly onto the brass with no stencils or printing. After primer, 8 to 10 layers of base paint go on before any other color, so the white reads soft and rich instead of flat. The artist behind it, Mitushi, was featured on ABC7 Good Morning Washington.
Choose your set
- Dallah only: The 500ml dallah on its own
- Dallah with cup and saucer: A ready-to-gift coffee service for serving guests
Where it shines
- Gahwa or tea service for a special occasion
- Styling a neutral, modern or global-inspired room with a white and gold accent
- Wedding, anniversary, Eid and holiday gifting
- Collections of Indian, Islamic and Middle Eastern art
Frequently Asked Questions
Product Use
What is a dallah used for?
A dallah is a traditional Arabic coffee pot used to serve gahwa (Arabic coffee) and herbal or mint tea. Its long spout allows graceful, controlled pouring into small handleless cups.
How do I use a dallah?
Prepare your coffee or tea separately, then transfer it to the dallah and pour into small cups. Traditionally, Arabic coffee is simmered with cardamom in a separate pot and the dallah is used for serving.
Can I heat the dallah on the stove?
You can gently warm it. Always place a heat diffuser between the dallah and the stovetop, use low heat, and never put the painted brass directly over a flame or onto a heating surface. We recommend preparing coffee or tea separately and using the dallah mainly for serving.
Can I use it for tea as well as coffee?
Yes. It works beautifully for herbal tea, mint tea and other warm drinks as well as Arabic coffee.
Is this dallah functional or decorative?
Both. It is made for serving, and its hand-painted artwork makes it a piece of functional art for your home.
How is a dallah different from a Turkish coffee pot (cezve or ibrik)?
A cezve is a small pot used to brew Turkish coffee directly on the heat. A dallah has a larger body and a long curved spout and is traditionally used to serve Arabic coffee prepared separately.
Does this make a good gift?
Yes. A hand-painted dallah suits housewarmings, weddings, Eid, Ramadan, anniversaries and the holidays, and appeals to coffee lovers, tea lovers and art collectors alike.
Materials
What is this dallah made of?
It is handcrafted from solid brass and finished with hand-painted artwork.
Is every dallah unique?
Yes. Each dallah is painted individually by hand, so small differences in brushwork, color and detail are part of its handmade character.
Is the hand-painted artwork sealed?
Yes. The painted finish is protected with a clear, food-safe coating that helps preserve the artwork. Avoid abrasive cleaning over the painted areas.
Why does brass look different over time?
Brass naturally develops a patina as it ages. This gradual change adds warmth and depth and is part of the character of the metal.
Care
How should I clean my dallah?
Hand wash gently with warm water and mild dish soap, using a soft cloth or sponge. Dry thoroughly after washing.
Can I put the dallah in the dishwasher?
No. We recommend hand washing only. The heat, detergent and water pressure of a dishwasher can damage the brass, the painted artwork and the protective finish.
Can I use brass polish on it?
Please avoid polish on the painted areas, as it can damage the artwork and the protective coating. If exposed, unpainted brass ever needs polishing, use a gentle method and keep the polish away from the painted surfaces.
How do I keep the artwork looking its best?
Treat it as functional art. Handle it gently, avoid abrasive materials and direct heat, and hand wash it.
Size & Capacity
How much does this dallah hold?
It holds approximately 500 ml (about 17 fl oz).
How many cups of Arabic coffee does it serve?
About 8 to 10 small Arabic coffee cups, depending on how much you pour into each.
What are the dimensions?
Approximately 10 inches tall × 6 inches wide, including the spout and handle.
How full should I fill it?
Leave a little room below the rim so it is comfortable to handle and pour.
