380 ml capacity, 8 cm diameter hollow body, which tapers upwards, and the long, 17 cm handle keeps a safe distance between the hand and the flame. The small hammer marks covering the surface are not decorative — this is a sign that the shape was formed by even blows, not in a mechanical press.
99.9% pure red copper, uncoated, the same vessel in which coffee has been simmered for centuries until it foams. It's not a lightning-fast machine, but a ritual of a few minutes worth waiting for.
For a cup or two of strong coffee, morning silence, or a guest you want to show how coffee was made in the old days. It comes in its own velvet box with the inscription Budapest printed in gold.