大英博物館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (大英博物館Instagram)「☕ Wake up and smell the coffee! Did you know that we’ve been relying on a daily caffeine fix for nearly 700 years? Coffee features in the daily routine of millions around the world. Life without it, in one form or another, now seems unimaginable. As a drink, coffee has its roots in Yemen in the late 1300s or early 1400s. From its consumption in Sufi religious orders, the beverage spread along trade and pilgrimage routes throughout the Arabian Peninsula, North Africa and the Levant, reaching the capital of the Ottoman empire in the early 16th century. Today is #InternationalCoffeeDay - which of these captivating coffee pots would you take your morning brew from? ☕ 🔎 Coffee pot with flowers and animals. Silver and ivory, from Bhuj in India, 1800s. 🔎 Coffee pot with incised medallions and Arabic inscriptions. Tin and copper alloy, from Tripoli in Lebanon, mid 1900s. 🔎 Coffee pot moulded like a cauliflower. Earthenware, from Little Fenton in the UK, around 1754. 🔎 Coffee pot with a scene of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune. Porcelain, gold and metal, from Hizen in Japan, 1700–1730. #BritishMuseum #Coffee」10月1日 17時30分