Product Details
Product Code A0629
Packaging Cardboard Gift Box
Packaging Dimensions 21.5 x 31 x 11cm
Cup + Bagel (Diameter x Height) 15 x 10.5cm
Products
- Nickel plated on copper (2 pieces)
- Cup (2 pieces)
- Velvet covered serving bagel (2 pieces)
- Tassel (2 pieces)


Mini Tiryaki Coffee Set ‘Classic’ why is it the right gift choice for corporate companies?
Mini Tiryaki Coffee Set is a set for two people. The main purpose of designing this set was to bring a different suggestion to companies looking for corporate gifts. Companies looking for corporate gifts constantly expect us to offer different and innovative corporate gift alternatives. Companies attach great importance to the gift box. The Mini Tiryaki Coffee Set has a pleasant presentation with its handmade cardboard gift box. Since we can print the company logo in gold foil on the lid of the coffee set's gift box, it fully suits the purpose of a corporate gift. Thus, companies can make their corporate promotions with this corporate gift. The copper cups and plates in the set are nickel plated. We can also laser engrave the company logo on the coffee cups and plates. This application also provides an advantage to companies in their corporate promotions. The ring serving bagels we use under the plates make the set very, very cute. For companies looking for corporate gifts, event gifts, and corporate promotions, the Mini Tiryaki Coffee Set is a very good alternative.

You can see the plates with the Turkish Airlines logo engraved on them in our Design Workshop section. Furthermore, in our Design Workshop section, you can examine how delightfully we modernized the Mini Tiryaki Coffee Set in the coffee and Turkish delight set we produced for Deloitte.



Turkish Coffee
Turkish Coffee is the name of the coffee preparation and cooking technique discovered by Turks. Turkish Coffee has a unique identity, culture, and tradition. The beverage, previously obtained by boiling coffee fruit in the Arabian Peninsula, gained its true coffee flavor and unique aroma with this brand new preparation and cooking method.


Yavuz Sultan Selim during his reign (1517) Yemen Governor Özdemir Pasha brought the coffee he drank and loved very much in Yemen to Istanbul. Coffee quickly took its place in the palace kitchen as a reputable beverage and gained great interest. A rank called