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Gold Band Moroccan Tea Glasses with Amber Saucers — Set of 6
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Product Details
| Weight | 1 kg |
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| Color | Gold, Green |
| Set Includes | 12 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. |
| Origin | Morocco |
| Craft Technique | Hand Painting |
| Care | Avoid Abrasive Cleaners, Avoid Thermal Shock, Dry Promptly, Hand Wash Only |
| Style | Hand-Painted, With Saucers |
| Pattern | Gold Band |
Gold band Moroccan tea glasses with saucers bring a regal warmth to the tea table — four gold painted bands encircling each glass in even intervals, while the body shifts from deep forest green at the rim to warm amber at the base. Each glass rests in a coordinating amber glass saucer with its own gold-painted rim, forming a complete two-piece service that stands apart from single-piece designs.
What Sets These Glasses Apart
- Four gold painted bands ring each glass body — bold, even, and unmistakable
- A forest-green-to-amber gradient runs through each glass, dark green at the top blending to amber at the base
- Matching amber glass saucers with gold-painted rims complete a formal two-piece service
- Set of 6 glasses and 6 saucers (12 pieces total)
- Each glass holds about 100 ml — the right measure for Moroccan mint tea
- Height: 6 cm · Diameter: 5 cm
- Food Contact Safe and Lead-Free
Decoration and Provenance
The gold band decoration on each glass is applied by hand in Marrakech, following a painting and firing process that bonds the gold finish to the glass surface. In Moroccan tea culture, gold-painted bands on serving glasses signal a formal service — a visual language of hospitality rooted in Maghreb tradition. The paired saucer-and-glass format echoes the formal tea service still used across Moroccan homes today.
Care and Styling
Hand wash in warm water and avoid abrasive scrubbing to protect the gold-painted bands and saucer rims. Pair these glasses with a teapot from our Moroccan teapots and explore how Moroccan tea glasses are made. For full care guidance, see our guide to caring for Moroccan teaware.
With their formal two-piece service and gold band detailing, these glasses are a thoughtful housewarming or Eid gift for anyone who treasures Moroccan hospitality. If you are sourcing for a hospitality venue or placing a bulk order, explore our wholesale programme. Browse our full tea glass collection for more styles.

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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