Kazandziluk is the historic coppersmiths’ street in Sarajevo’s Bascarsija bazaar, where artisans have hammered and engraved copper and brass for centuries. Its narrow lane glitters with handmade coffee sets, plates, lamps and ornaments, many still crafted in workshops behind the stalls, including pieces made from spent shell casings. A feast for the senses and a living link to the city’s Ottoman craft traditions, it is the place to find a distinctive, locally made souvenir of the Bosnian capital.