Coffee consumption among the Chabu

Objects employed to process and consume infusions made of coffee leaves and beans. In the foreground a coffee drying platform (täree), a yellow plastic container with coffee leaves (k’aro) and a plastic drying surface on the floor; in a central position, and on a hearth (koytan), a k’are k’ondo, a pot with one vertical handle used for boiling coffee leaves. Next to it, and by the fireplace, a jebena, a highland coffee pot and a guboi, a serving pot for coffee leaves infusion (kari). In the foreground, and on top of a wooden tray (gäbätoy), five mátäge, small size consumption pottery cups, a big calabash (kaba) and calabash ladle (kabe toŋa). To the right of the image, one basketwork coffee filter (tajii), two pottery cups and different plastic containers.