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Coffee Beans

    Canvas are printed on 350gsm matte or satin exhibition canvas paper which is stretched over a 2cm finger joint slope Pine wood frame.

    Framed canvas wall art are printed on 350gsm matte or satin exhibition canvas. It sits inside a hand-made L-Shape Italian wooden frame, with a 1cm shadow gap.

    Framed wall art prints use high-quality Italian wood frames which allow your print to last a lifetime complimented with the best in the market German made Hahnemühle Premium and Fine Art Papers.

    • A 308 gsm 100% cotton rag paper with a slightly textured surface. The fine, surface and feel make this paper very versatile and it is ideal for printing both black and white and colour photographs and art reproductions with impressive pictorial depth. This has also been the most widely used matte paper for fine art photographers for years.

  • NOTE:Sizes up to 3m available – for custom orders, sets and project enquiries please contact me. Visit the general order information page to find out more details.

Description

The coffee-roasting process follows coffee processing and precedes coffee brewing. It consists essentially of sorting, roasting, cooling, and packaging but can also include grinding in larger-scale roasting houses. In larger operations, bags of green coffee beans are hand- or machine-opened, dumped into a hopper, and screened to remove debris.

 

I am more of tea guy but the amount detail for an Arabic coffee ceremony preparation and its heritage is amazing hence I captured various stages in a beautiful series like this photo which was taken in Dec 2019.

 

Gawha Championships – so much details and passion people have around their coffee making ceremony

 

Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE

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