Turkey’s bronze tray has brown embossed patterns, found in a wealthy Turkish family a few decades ago. The patterns on the tray is delicately engraved like petals in five sparse corners with convex strokes holed. The edge of the tray has unique serrations, the inside of the tray has a round dot border, with willow petals reaching out freshly, which is the position to place a special pot in the center of the tray. In the five corners of the petals around that is the place to put the most delicate cups bearing the Turkey regional beliefs. After being brewed, the coffee pot is placed on the tray and presented it to the community leaders who are considered as the powerful authorities, or in other words, the Kings. Some people think that this tray is only used to place a high-necked colorful-pattern copper vase, containing rose water for Kings to wash their hands before using food to clean dirt and eliminate miasma.