Bedouin Hand-Forged Coffee Roasting Tool

This unique artifact piece is an authentic hand-forged iron coffee roasting tool used by desert tribes in Saudi Arabia. Traditionally, tools like this were heated over open fires to roast raw coffee beans, an essential part of Bedouin hospitality and daily life. With its hammered surface, chain suspension, and spoon-like stirrer, this artifact reflects the skill of traditional metalworking and the central role of coffee in Arabian culture. Cultural Note: In Bedouin tradition, roasting and serving coffee (qahwa) is a symbol of hospitality and respect, making this tool both functional and deeply meaningful. Type: Coffee Roasting Tool with Chain and Stirring Spoon. Origin: Saudi Arabia – Desert Tribes / Bedouin Culture. Material: Hand-forged iron. Design: Circular roasting pan with attached chain and long-handled spoon for stirring beans. Size: Pan approx. 6" diameter with 17" handle. Spoon approximately 2" diameter with 16" handle.