Large Moroccan Tea Set 15-Piece – Engraved Teapot, Sugar Bowl & 12 Enamel Glasses

This large Moroccan tea set 15-piece brings the atay ritual to the centre of any gathering rather than its accompaniment. Fifteen pieces — one hand-engraved teapot with a decorative tassel, a lidded sugar bowl, twelve enamel-decorated glasses, and a round footed gallery tray with pierced border and ornate cast handles — are sized for hospitality at scale. Serves twelve guests without a second brew cycle. Includes 100 g Moroccan tea leaves.

What’s in the Set

• Engraved teapot — silver-plated brass with hand-engraved geometric arch motifs and an elongated curved spout for the traditional height-pour; includes a decorative tassel
• Sugar bowl — matching silver-plated brass with hand-engraved motifs and a fitted lid
• Twelve enamel glasses — mouth-blown beldi glass with a gold honeycomb lattice band and fired enamel floral bands (chrysanthemum and daisy in red, green, and blue on a white ground); fired enamel, not painted, resists chipping and fading
• Round gallery tray — silver-plated brass with a hand-pierced openwork border, four scroll feet, and ornate cast handles
• 100 g Moroccan tea leaves — included as a permanent component of the set

Materials & Food Safety

The teapot, sugar bowl, and tray are silver-plated brass. The twelve glasses are mouth-blown beldi glass with fired enamel decoration. All components are food contact safe, lead-free, and non-toxic. The teapot holds between 1.3 and 1.5 litres — enough to fill all twelve glasses in a single pour. Each glass measures about 10 x 4 cm; the teapot is about 26 x 13 cm; the tray is about 45 cm in diameter and 8 cm tall. Key dimensions: 3.9 x 1.6 x 10.2 in (10 x 4 x 26 cm). All sizes may slightly differ from one tea set to another, as each piece is individually handcrafted.

The Artisans Behind the Set

The twelve glasses are mouth-blown by Younes, our Marrakech glassblower, in a Marrakech medina workshop where each glass is shaped by breath and hand. The silver-plated brass teapot, sugar bowl, and tray are hand-engraved by Kamal, master of silver-plated crafts, using the naqsh engraving technique practiced in Marrakech for generations.

Care & Styling

Hand wash only — do not place the teapot, tray, sugar bowl, or glasses in the dishwasher. Silver-plated brass develops a natural patina over time; a soft dry cloth preserves the shine. Learn how to care for your Moroccan teapot to keep the engraved surfaces and plating in good condition. The fired enamel on the glasses is durable but benefits from gentle hand washing with mild soap.

Style the full set on the tray as a permanent display on a sideboard or console — the pierced gallery border catches candlelight beautifully. For a wedding, housewarming, or family gathering, this fifteen-piece service arrives ready to serve twelve guests from the first pour.

Explore the full complete Moroccan tea ceremony guide to learn the pouring technique, the sequence of three steeps, and the cultural significance of each step. Hospitality buyers and trade purchasers can explore wholesale Moroccan products for bulk tea service orders.

Product Questions

How many guests does this 15-piece tea set serve?

This large set serves twelve guests. It includes twelve enamel-decorated glasses, one engraved teapot, one sugar bowl, and one round gallery tray.

What is the teapot capacity?

The teapot holds about 1.3 to 1.5 litres, enough for a full round of twelve small Moroccan tea glasses.

Is the tray round or oval?

The tray is round, approximately 45 cm in diameter and about 8 cm high, with a raised openwork border, side handles, and ornate feet.

Is the teapot solid silver?

No. The teapot and sugar bowl are silver-plated brass, not solid silver. The finish gives a ceremonial silver look over a durable brass base.