Gold Emblem Tea Glasses — Set of 6, Royal Coat of Arms

Gold Royal Emblem Tea Glasses — Six Jewel Tones

These gold emblem tea glasses bring the Moroccan Royal Coat of Arms to your table in six jewel tones, each one a different colour. Every glass in this set of six carries a hand-painted gold emblem — a shield bearing the sun rising over the Atlas Mountains, flanked by two Atlas Lions and crowned with the Royal Crown — framed by gold lattice filigree and polished gold rim bands. Ruby red, sapphire blue, emerald green, amethyst purple, amber, and turquoise: six distinct transparent jewel tones that catch the light when filled with freshly poured mint tea. At 8 cm tall with a 2.7 oz capacity, these are small Moroccan tea glasses in the traditional style, made for the slow, social ritual of a Moroccan tea service. The emblem gives this set its formal, ceremonial character — equally at home on a festive table or a quiet afternoon tray.

Key Features

• Set of 6 mouth-blown glass tea glasses, each with hand-painted gold Royal Coat of Arms decoration
• Six jewel-tone colours: ruby, sapphire, emerald, amethyst, amber, turquoise
• Height 8 cm x diameter 5 cm | 2.7 oz capacity per glass
• Food contact safe and lead-free — safe for hot Moroccan mint tea and daily use
• Slight variations in shape and tiny air bubbles are hallmarks of authentic mouth-blown glass, not defects

Hand-Blown in Marrakech by Younes

The glass bodies are shaped by Younes, the master glassblower, at his Ourika Road workshop near Marrakech, where each glass is formed from molten glass at the furnace using the force of a single breath — no moulds, no machines. Once cooled, Fatima applies the gold Royal Coat of Arms and lattice filigree by hand using fine enamel tools. 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. Learn more about how Moroccan tea glasses are made.

Care and Styling

Hand-wash in warm water and avoid abrasive scrubbing or prolonged soaking to preserve the painted gold finish. See our guide to caring for Moroccan teaware for detailed care instructions. The six jewel tones make this set a natural centrepiece for a dining table or outdoor tea spread, and a thoughtful host gift for someone who appreciates handcrafted glassware.

For trade buyers sourcing Moroccan glassware for restaurants, boutique hotels, or event styling, these glasses are available through our wholesale Moroccan products programme. Explore our full tea glass collection to find complementary pieces for your tea service.