Arab Dallah is a traditional and iconic coffee pot used primarily in Arabian culture for brewing and serving Arabic coffee (qahwa). Known for its distinctive shape, with a long spout, a curved handle, and often a decorative finial on the lid, the dallah is both a functional item and a symbol of hospitality in the Arab world. Made from materials such as brass, copper, or stainless steel, the dallah is designed to keep coffee warm and enhance its flavor. It is often used during social gatherings and ceremonies, emphasizing the importance of coffee in Arab hospitality and culture.