
Dallah Study
What you seeA grid of drawings of a dallah coffee pot turned through many angles, opened, taken apart and shown pouring into small cups, in black with fluorescent pink fills. A large pink halftone dallah stands behind the grid, in the slightly offset two-colour manner of a risograph print.
What it meansThe dallah is the long-spouted coffee pot of Arabia, used to pour qahwa into small handle-less cups for guests; serving coffee this way is part of the Arabic coffee tradition recognised by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage.
Where it worksAbove a hall table, in a kitchen or along a dining wall, where a print with plenty to look at rewards a closer look.
Everything is one ZIP: every shape and size, the phone wallpaper, the SVGs and a printing guide.