Coffee Ceremonies
Step into the aromatic world of Kawa-Klawa, where every Ethiopian coffee ceremony is a story waiting to be told. Founded in 2013, we celebrate the tradition, science, and art of coffee. Join us at our next gathering! Kawa-Klawa has been a participant at JetLag (Facebook), Fractalfest (Facebook ), Tangle Festival (Facebook), Echo Festival (Facebook), and many more. As a result, Kawa-Klawa has grown in the creative community with a Telegram channel (Facebook, Telegram Web, FB page, and Instagram) that unites creative people!
Workshops, Events
Workshop description:
From green to brown.
From whole to dust.
Through fire, water, clay, and stone.
Prepare coffee, hear the songs,
That tell us stories about home.
We are going to roast raw coffee beans and brew as many different types of coffee as possible.
I’m here to say, come on… literally, come on!
There will be noise and silence at the same time; it will be funny and sometimes sad.
Bring your coffee experience (no coffee drinking required), your stories, and your musical instruments.
No pets allowed, no speakers, 12+ yo event.
Bunna Ceremony Under Open Skies
At the heart of the festival rhythm, the Bunna ceremony unfolds—fragrant, unhurried, ancient. The scent of freshly roasted coffee drifts through the air, blending with the pulse of music and voices weaving stories. A communal ritual, a moment of stillness in movement, an offering of presence. Poetry lingers in the steam, inviting souls to sip, reflect, and dissolve into the warmth of shared experience.
Festival Bunna – A Bridge Between Worlds
A simple act, yet a timeless ritual—coffee roasted over open flames, ground with intention, poured with care. In the midst of a festival’s electric pulse, the Bunna ceremony becomes an island of connection, where hands meet over cups, eyes hold unspoken words, and poetry flows like the rich aroma of the brew. A journey in every sip, a space where tradition meets the now, where stories unfold in the hush between beats.
Bunna Ceremony: A Sanctuary Indoors
Within the quiet embrace of an indoor space, the Bunna ritual takes on an intimate glow. The rhythmic crackle of roasting beans, the slow swirl of fragrant steam, the first sip—each moment an invitation to pause, to listen, to be. Here, poetry intertwines with tradition, each word steeped in the essence of the gathering. A sanctuary where time slows, senses awaken, and the warmth of coffee becomes the warmth of presence.
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