Small Silver Tea Set with Star Glasses – 5-Piece for 3

This small silver tea set with star glasses serves three in five pieces — one engraved silver-plated brass teapot with a red silk tassel, three mouth-blown red-tinted glasses with teal star and gold arabesque motifs, and a round engraved tray. It brings the full Moroccan atay ritual to an intimate scale: one brew, three pours, served from height. What’s in the Set Engraved teapot with red silk tassel — The silver-plated brass teapot carries hand-engraved geometric and floral patterns from Marrakech’s naqsh metalworking tradition. The red silk tassel on the finial marks this as a formally presented service. Three star-motif glasses — Each mouth-blown glass has a deep red-tinted body with a gold band at the rim, a bold teal five-pointed star at the centre, and gold arabesque detail across the lower section. Short and straight-sided — the correct proportion for Moroccan tea glass form. Round engraved tray — A silver-plated brass tray with matching hand-engraved patterning, sized for a three-glass service. All components are food contact safe, lead-free, and non-toxic. The set includes 100 g Moroccan tea leaves so you can brew your first pot right away. Hand-Engraved in Marrakech The teapot and tray are hand-engraved in Marrakech using the naqsh technique, where each geometric and floral pattern is cut directly into the silver-plated brass surface by hand. Kamal, master of silver-plated crafts, leads this work in his Marrakech workshop, carrying on a metalworking tradition that has defined Moroccan tea service for generations. The three glasses are mouth-blown in the Marrakech medina by Younes, our Marrakech glassblower, who shapes each glass from molten glass gathered on the blowpipe. The red tint, teal star, and gold arabesque are then applied by hand — no two glasses carry exactly the same brushstroke. Care & Styling Hand wash only — the silver-plated brass and decorated glass are not dishwasher safe. Wipe the teapot and tray with a soft dry cloth after use; for deeper cleaning, follow our guide on how to care for your Moroccan teapot. The set measures 4.3 x 1.4 x 9.8 in (11 x 3.5 x 25 cm) and weighs approximately 1 kg (2.2 lb). Set the tray on a marble countertop, a tiled side table, or a zellige surface — the silver metalwork catches candlelight, and the red-tinted glasses glow when filled with amber tea. For three guests, one brew pours three full glasses with a second steep still to come. Curious about the ritual behind the pour? Read our complete Moroccan tea ceremony guide to learn how the atay ceremony unfolds — from mint and sugar to the high pour that creates the foam crown. Trade buyers and hospitality operators can explore wholesale Moroccan products for multiple-set orders of this three-person tea service. Product Questions What pieces are included in this 5-piece set? The five counted pieces are one engraved silver-plated brass teapot with red tassel, three red-tinted star-motif glasses, and one round engraved tray. The offer also includes 100 g Moroccan tea leaves. What does the flag-glass design mean? Each glass carries a teal five-pointed star, the same star shape used on the Moroccan flag. It gives the set a distinctly Moroccan symbolic detail. How many people does this set serve? This compact set is designed for three guests: one teapot, three glasses, and one tray for a smaller Moroccan tea service. Are the star motifs etched into the glass? No. The teal star and gold arabesque decoration are hand-applied to the surface of the mouth-blown glass, not etched into it.