USD $ 85.00
Gold Ombré Moroccan Tea Glasses — Geometric Lattice, Set of 6
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Product Details
| Weight | 1 kg |
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| Cups size | Medium (Set of 6) – 7.5cm H x 6cm D / 4ozMedium-sized tea glasses measuring 7.5cm in height and 6cm in diameter, 4 Oz, perfect for versatile tea service and beverage presentation. |
| Set Includes | 6 Pieces |
| Food Safety | Food Contact SafeThis product is made from materials approved for food contact use., Lead-Free & Non-ToxicThis product has been tested to ensure it contains no toxic materials or heavy metals. |
| Color | Clear/Gold |
| Origin | Morocco |
| Craft Technique | Hand Painting, Mouth-Blown Glass |
| Care | Avoid Abrasive Cleaners, Avoid Thermal Shock, Dry Promptly, Hand Wash Only |
| Style | Hand-Painted, Ombre |
| Pattern | Geometric |
These gold ombré Moroccan tea glasses bring a warm bronze-to-champagne gradient to every pour, with geometric lattice decoration in gold paint wrapping each midsection. Six matching glasses, each 7.5cm tall and 6cm across with a 4oz capacity, make this the only all-gold set in the collection — a cohesive look for mint tea, espresso, or a styled table.
Geometric Lattice in Gold Paint
Interlocking diamonds, eight-pointed stars, and arched borders trace the midsection of each glass in a Mashrabiya-inspired pattern. Gold bands frame the rim and base. The decoration is applied as gold paint by hand, not mass-printed, so each glass carries the subtle variations of individual work. These tea glasses are food contact safe and lead-free, ready for daily Moroccan mint tea.
Made in Marrakech
Each glass is shaped by Younes, a mouth-blown glassblower working from his Ourika Road production workshop in Marrakech. No moulds, no machines — each glass is a unique object shaped from molten glass using the force of a single breath. Slight variations in shape and tiny air bubbles between pieces are signs of authentic hand-blown glassmaking, not defects. Once cooled, Fatima and the family hand-paint the gold decoration in fine geometric detail. Learn more about how Moroccan tea glasses are made and meet Younes, the master glassblower. In Moroccan glassmaking, the combination of a single glassblower and a single decorator working in sequence is a mark of a genuine small-batch workshop, not a factory.
Care and Styling
Hand-wash in warm water and avoid abrasive scrubbing or soaking to preserve the gold paint decoration. See our guide to caring for Moroccan teaware for full instructions. The warm gold gradient makes these glasses a striking gift for someone who appreciates handcrafted tableware, and they pair beautifully with our full tea glass collection.
Wholesale and Hospitality
These glasses are a popular choice for Moroccan restaurants, boutique hotels, and event stylists. Explore our wholesale Moroccan products programme for bulk and trade orders.

Younes
Glassblower · Ourika Road, Marrakech
Craft
Hand-blown recycled glass
Workshop
Ourika Road, south of the medina
Experience
20 years, third generation
Younes blows recycled glass at a furnace held near 1,200°C, shaping around thirty glasses a day with a kasaba blowpipe and wooden paddles. His wife Fatima and the women of the family hand-paint the finished pieces.
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