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Silver Moroccan Tea Set 8-Piece Hand-Hammered – 6 Multicolor Beldi Glasses
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| Weight | 2 kg |
|---|---|
| Tea Set CapacityEach set includes teapot, glasses, and optional tray sized for your service needs. | Medium (6 servings)Set Includes: • 1 teapot (800ml/27oz) - Height: 18-20cm • 6 traditional tea glasses (60-80ml each) - Height: 8-10cm • Optional serving tray: 32cm x 32cm (13" x 13")) Total Servings: 6 people Tray Size: Medium/Standard - classic Moroccan hospitality size Best For: Family gatherings, dinner parties, regular entertaining, traditional ceremonies Perfect Occasion: Weekend gatherings, holiday celebrations, family dinners Weight: Approximately 2.0-2.8kg (complete set) Most Popular: This is our best-selling tea set size |
| Set Includes | 8 Items |
| Color | Multicolor |
 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. |
This silver Moroccan tea set centres on a hand-hammered teapot — thousands of individual hammer strikes across the body, worked entirely by hand in Marrakech’s medina. Eight pieces: hammered teapot with pink silk tassel, six multicolor beldi glasses, and a round engraved tray. The most recognisable configuration of the Moroccan tea service; serves six.
Key Features & Benefits
Hand-hammered teapot with pink silk tassel: Each dimple on the teapot body is struck individually — a labour-intensive technique that creates a uniform textured finish. The pink silk tassel marks this as a ceremonially presented service.
Six multicolor beldi glasses: Each glass a different solid colour — purple, green, red, yellow, magenta, white — with black painted arabesque patterns. Six different colours is traditional: each guest keeps track of their glass.
Hammered texture hides handling marks: The dimpled surface disguises everyday marks between polishes — more forgiving for regular use than a smooth-finish teapot.
Silver-plated brass construction: Food-safe, lead-free, and safe on gas stovetops for heating.
Complete 8-piece service: Everything to serve six guests — no additional purchases required.
The Artisan Story
The teapot is hammered by Kamal and his team in Marrakech’s medina, where the same workshops have produced silver-plated metalwork for over two decades. Hand-hammering requires thousands of controlled strikes to produce a uniform dimpled surface — too hard creates a dent, too light gives inconsistent texture. Read about Kamal’s craft and workshop.
The six glasses are mouth-blown beldi glass by Younes, whose workshop near Marrakech’s Madrasat Ben Youssef uses recycled glass at over 1,200°C. The black arabesque patterns are applied by hand after forming. Meet Younes. For the tradition and ritual behind this service see the Moroccan tea tradition guide and the complete tea ceremony guide.
Product Specifications & Care
Materials: Silver-plated brass (teapot, tray) · Hand-painted beldi glass (glasses)
Capacity: Serves 6
What’s Included: 1 hand-hammered teapot with pink silk tassel · 6 multicolor beldi glasses (6 different solid colours) · 1 round engraved tray
Care Instructions: Hand wash only · Do not use in microwave or dishwasher · Teapot cleaning guide
Trade buyers: Wholesale programme
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between a hammered and engraved teapot?
A: A hammered teapot has a dimpled texture created by thousands of individual hammer strikes. An engraved teapot has patterns carved into a smooth surface using a chisel. Both are handmade techniques from Marrakech’s medina metalworking tradition.
Q: Are the beldi glasses fragile?
A: Beldi glass is hand-blown and slightly thicker than machine-made glass — hand wash rather than dishwasher-clean to preserve the painted arabesque patterns.
Q: Why six different glass colours?
A: This is traditional Moroccan atay service — each guest has a differently coloured glass so they keep track of theirs throughout the ceremony. The colours are purple, green, red, yellow, magenta, and white.
A: An authentic Moroccan tea set includes the berrad (teapot), siniya (engraved serving tray), and kisan (decorated tea glasses). Our complete sets typically include the teapot, serving tray, 6 traditional tea glasses, and a sugar bowl. The teapot and tray are crafted from brass or silver-plated copper, featuring intricate hand-engraved patterns that showcase traditional Moroccan artistry.
A: Yes, absolutely. Our tea sets are made from food-grade materials that are lead-free and non-toxic. Each piece has been rigorously tested to ensure it is free of toxic substances and heavy metals. The brass and silver-plated copper used in our teapots and trays meet all food-safety standards, and all solder points are lead-free and certified food-grade. You can brew and serve tea with complete confidence.
A: Yes! Our functional teapots are designed with a flat bottom that allows them to be placed directly on the stove during traditional tea preparation. They're heat-resistant and built to withstand the authentic brewing process. When shopping for tea sets, avoid decorative teapots with small ornate feet—those are for serving only and cannot handle direct heat. Our teapots are crafted for daily use and will last for decades.
A: Brass and silver-plated copper require gentle care to maintain their beautiful shine:
- Regular cleaning: Hand wash with warm water and mild soap, then dry immediately
- Remove tarnish naturally: Rub with half a lemon coated in salt, then buff with a soft cloth
- Deep cleaning: Make a paste with lemon juice and cream of tartar (1:2 ratio), apply for 30 minutes, rinse with warm water, and buff dry
- Avoid: Dishwashers and abrasive cleaners that can damage engravings
For complete care instructions, visit our guide on how to clean and polish brass and how to clean your teapot.
A: Quick brewing steps:
- Warm the teapot by swirling boiling water inside, then discard
- Wash the tea: Add 1-2 tablespoons gunpowder green tea, pour small amount of boiling water, swirl, and discard
- Brew: Fill teapot two-thirds with boiling water, add a large handful of fresh mint (slightly crushed) and 2-3 sugar cubes
- Steep: Let steep 3-5 minutes or place back on stove to near-boil
- Mix: Pour into a glass and back into the pot several times until sugar dissolves and foam forms (never stir!)
- Serve: Pour from a height to create the signature foam and aerate the tea
For the complete traditional recipe, visit our authentic Moroccan mint tea guide or learn about the complete Moroccan tea ceremony tradition.
A: The elevated pour is the signature of the tea ceremony and serves multiple purposes:
- Mixes the sugar evenly without stirring
- Cools the tea to the perfect drinking temperature
- Creates foam on top, which symbolizes purity and proper preparation
- Shows respect to the guest—the height of the pour demonstrates the host's skill and honor
This dramatic technique transforms tea service into a beautiful ritual of hospitality.
A: The three rounds of Moroccan tea represent life's journey:
- First glass (Bitter as life): Represents hardship and challenges
- Second glass (Strong as love): Symbolizes endurance and commitment
- Third glass (Sweet as death): Signifies peace, harmony, and fulfillment
Each pour becomes progressively sweeter and more mellow. Sharing all three rounds is a gesture of complete hospitality and strengthens bonds between host and guest.
A:
- Always accept the first glass—declining is considered impolite as it rejects the host's hospitality
- Receive the glass with your right hand (traditional custom)
- Sip slowly and engage in conversation between sips
- To politely decline more tea, say "Baraka" (blessing/enough) after finishing your glass
In Moroccan culture, sharing tea is about connection and taking time together, not about how much you drink.
A: Our traditional tea glasses are durable but require gentle handling:
- Hand wash with warm, soapy water (dishwashers can fade decorative patterns)
- Dry immediately to prevent water spots
- Handle carefully when filled with hot tea—hold by the rim between thumb and finger
- Store safely with padding between glasses to prevent chipping
The glasses are designed to showcase the beautiful amber color of the tea and its signature foam.
Both materials are authentic and traditional:
Brass tea sets:
- Rich golden color that develops character over time
- Excellent durability for daily use
- Easier to maintain and restore shine
- More affordable option
Silver-plated copper tea sets:
- Elegant silver finish with copper's superior heat conductivity
- Copper heats quickly and evenly for optimal brewing
- Premium aesthetic for special occasions
- Requires slightly more care to maintain silver plating
Both are food-safe, lead-free, and hand-engraved by master artisans. Choose based on your aesthetic preference and intended use frequency.
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Fulfillment time: Please allow 2-3 business days before shipping begins.
Returns: We offer a 30-day return policy for your peace of mind. For complete details, please visit our Shipping Policy and Return and Refund Policy pages.
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Anna –
This tea set is a beautiful and elegant addition to my kitchen. The design is lovely, and the quality is good for the price. It arrived quickly and in perfect condition. My only minor complaint is that the cups are a bit smaller than I expected, but overall, I’m very happy with this purchase.