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Answer: Istikana — The istikana is a small, handleless glass tumbler — not a teacup with a handle — used to serve shai (black tea) strong and sweet, often accompanied by a sprig of fresh mint, and offered to every guest as the most basic gesture of hospitality.
The istikana is a small, handleless glass tumbler — not a teacup with a handle — used to serve shai (black tea) strong and sweet, often accompanied by a sprig of fresh mint, and offered to every guest as the most basic gesture of hospitality.