Set of 3 coffee prints, History, Ingredients, How to make, Line art, Minimalist style BRO60242

The set of 3 coffee prints gives you a comprehensive look at coffee culture through the aspects of history, ingredients and brewing methods. Designed in a minimalist style, these paintings are not only decorative but also a source of inspiration for those who love and want to explore more about the art of coffee. This set is the perfect combination of art and information, helping you better understand the story behind each cup of coffee you often enjoy.

Coffee History Through an Artistic Perspective

The first of three prints takes you on a journey through the history of coffee from its earliest days to the present.

- The origin of coffee: Starting from the story of the goat herder Kaldi in Ethiopia, the picture depicts the journey of coffee from Africa to all over the world.
- Evolution: From the first coffee shops in Türkiye, to Paris, London and around the world, the history of coffee is vividly recreated.
- Historical events: Important milestones such as the Third Coffee Wave and the birth of famous coffee brands are also clearly shown.

This information not only helps you understand more about the origin of coffee but also brings a sense of closeness and respect for the familiar daily drink.

Ingredients make the difference

The second painting in the collection focuses on the ingredients that go into making the perfect cup of coffee.

- Coffee beans: Described in detail from popular coffee beans such as Arabica, Robusta, Liberica to the roasting process to retain the best flavor.
- Water: Analyze the importance of water quality, from hardness to temperature, which affects the completeness of a cup of coffee.
- Other ingredients: Cream, milk, sugar and spices such as cinnamon and vanilla are also mentioned, helping the drinker have a more comprehensive view of the ingredients in coffee.

This breakdown of ingredients will help you better understand how each element affects the overall flavor of your coffee.

How to Make Coffee - From Simple to Complex

The final picture provides information on coffee brewing methods, from traditional to modern.

- Phin brewing method: The famous way of making coffee in Vietnam is clearly illustrated from preparing ingredients to pouring water.
- Espresso and Automatic Machines: Provides a look at how to use modern coffee machines to create rich espressos with steam systems.
- Manual brewing tools: Methods such as Aeropress, French Press, Chemex are also introduced with detailed instructions.

Through this picture, you will know how to make coffee at home without having to go to the shop, creating cups of coffee with your own unique flavor.

The Art of Lines in Minimalist Design

Another highlight of this trio of prints is the minimalist design style along with delicate line art.

- Harmonious colors: Using mainly neutral, gentle colors, the painting brings comfort and ease to the viewer.
- Simple pattern: Clean and simple lines make the painting easy to read and understand.
- Modern style: The design is not too sophisticated but still full of information, suitable for many decorative spaces from home to office.

Minimalist style and flexibility in decoration

With a minimalist style, the triptych is not only educational but also a perfect choice to decorate any space.

- Living room: Placing a set of paintings in the living room will create a relaxing space and express the homeowner's love of art.
- Kitchen: Hanging a set of paintings in the kitchen not only beautifies but also provides useful information for daily coffee making.
- Office: For those working in the coffee industry, the series of pictures is a valuable source of information and a source of daily creative motivation.

The set of paintings is not only a complement to the living space but also brings profound information value to users.

When you choose this set of 3 coffee prints, you not only own a work of art but also receive a part of coffee culture, from history to present, from ingredients to brewing methods, all recreated through minimalist but artistic lines and colors.