Floral Engraved Silver Teapot, Hand-Engraved Footed – 6 to 12 Servings

This floral engraved silver teapot brings a botanical sensibility to the traditional Moroccan teapot form. Around the widest point of its oval body, flowing floral scrollwork — leaf forms and organic curves cut freehand into the silver-plated brass — replaces the geometric patterns found on many engraved teapots. The result is a softer, garden-inspired surface that catches light differently at every angle.

Floral Scrollwork on a Footed Body

The teapot sits on four ornate feet, its bulbous silhouette anchored by a curved spout, a loop handle, and a domed lid topped with a finial. A hand-engraved floral scrollwork band encircles the body at its widest point, where the metal curves outward and the detail reads most clearly. The lid screws on securely, and a built-in strainer inside the spout catches loose tea leaves as you pour.

Three Sizes, 6 to 12 Servings

• Medium — 6 servings (650 ml / 22 oz): Everyday household use or small gatherings.
• Large — 8 servings (850 ml / 29 oz): Mid-size gatherings and extended family tea.
• Extra Large — 12 servings (1.3 L / 45 oz): Hospitality, larger parties, and generous atay service.

The brass handle conducts heat — use a cloth or teapot cozy when pouring. The teapot weighs approximately 1 kg (2.2 lb), giving it a grounded, substantial feel without being unwieldy.

Hand Engraving in the Marrakech Medina

Each teapot is hand-engraved in the workshop of Kamal, a silver-plated brass metalwork artisan based in the Marrakech medina. The floral scrollwork band is cut by hand using fine chisels, following flowing botanical lines rather than repeating geometric grids. This is the same naqsh-style hand-engraving tradition that has defined Marrakech metalwork for generations.

Care and Use

Hand wash gently with warm water and mild soap, then dry promptly with a soft cloth to prevent tarnish on the silver-plated surface. Avoid abrasive cleaners and do not place the teapot in the dishwasher. For full guidance, see our complete teapot care guide. The teapot is marked food contact safe, lead-free, and non-toxic.

Styling and Gifting

The botanical scrollwork gives this footed teapot a softer presence than geometric-engraved pieces — it reads well alongside floral linens, pale ceramics, or a traditional tea tray setup for Moroccan atay. If you are looking for a hand-engraved teapot as a gift for the host or a floral silver accent for someone who appreciates botanical detail, the scrollwork band and four-footed form make it a considered choice.

Complete the Moroccan tea service: pair this teapot with a complete tea set including beldi glasses and a serving tray, or choose individual beldi tea glasses and a hand-engraved serving tray separately.

For restaurants, hospitality groups, and retailers interested in sourcing these hand-engraved teapots in quantity, wholesale Moroccan products are available with trade pricing.