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Cameo : 18mm sardonyx shell cameo hand-carved
Metal Color : Hematite-tone
Stones : Black Crystals
Measurement : Approx. 5-1/2"L x 5/8"W; fits 5-1/2" to 9" wrist

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The Warmth of Arab Hospitality: The Teapot in Ramadan

In Arab and Islamic culture, the teapot is not just a functional object but a true symbol of hospitality, sharing, and welcoming. During Ramadan, offering tea or Arabic coffee to guests is a deeply rooted tradition that expresses generosity and respect. After sunset, when the fast is broken with Iftar, families and friends gather to share moments of joy, often accompanied by the rich aroma of spiced tea or cardamom-infused coffee.

This gesture is not just a social habit but also holds spiritual significance, as Ramadan is a month of reflection, unity, and solidarity. Offering tea represents the desire to create bonds, welcome others with warmth, and celebrate the brotherhood among people.

From the traditional markets of the Middle East to homes illuminated by Ramadan lanterns, the Arabic teapot remains a timeless symbol of conviviality and devotion, transforming a simple act of sharing into a ritual of peace and spirituality.