Gold Brass Hamsa Tea Set 8-Piece Hand-Engraved – Six Jewel-Tone Glasses

An Eight-Piece Gold Brass Hamsa Tea Set from Marrakech This gold brass Hamsa tea set brings together a hand-engraved brass teapot, six jewel-tone glasses carrying hand-painted Hamsa hand motifs, and an engraved brass tray — an 8-piece service made to pour for six guests around a single table. In Moroccan homes, tea is not merely a drink; it is a ritual of hospitality that opens conversation, welcomes strangers, and marks the rhythm of the day. This set carries that tradition in brass and glass, crafted in Marrakech by hands that have practiced these techniques for generations. Includes 100 g Moroccan tea leaves. What’s in the Set Hand-engraved brass teapot — mirror-gold finish with geometric naqsh patterns chiseled across the body; includes a built-in strainer for loose tea and a decorative tassel on the handle. Six jewel-tone Hamsa glasses — mouth-blown beldi glass, each one hand-painted with a Hamsa hand motif in a different jewel-tone colour. Engraved brass tray — round tray with a scalloped rim, hand-engraved to match the teapot. The Craft Behind Every Piece Kamal, our Marrakech engraver, hand-engraves each teapot and tray using the naqsh technique — a chisel-and-steel tradition that has shaped brassware in Marrakech’s medina for centuries. Every geometric line on the teapot body and tray surface is cut by hand, one stroke at a time, into brass with a natural gold-toned finish. The six glasses are mouth-blown beldi glass, shaped by Younes, our Marrakech glassblower, who gathers molten glass on a blowpipe and forms each tumbler by breath and hand. The Hamsa motifs are then hand-painted onto each glass — a protective symbol woven into Moroccan craft for centuries, the open palm believed to ward off the evil eye and invite blessing into the home. Dimensions & Capacity The teapot holds about 650 to 700 ml — enough for several rounds of pouring for six guests. Teapot measures about 20 x 13 cm; the tray is 35 cm in diameter; each glass is about 10 x 4 cm. Overall set dimensions: 7.9 x 5.1 x 13.8 in (20 x 13 x 35 cm). Shipping weight: 2.0 kg (approx 4.4 lb). Care & Styling Hand wash only — both the brass components and the glasses. The brass develops a warm patina over time; to keep the gold-toned shine, wipe with a soft dry cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners. For detailed guidance, see our guide on how to care for your Moroccan teapot. Style the tray on a sideboard between servings, or let the jewel-tone glasses stand on open shelves where light catches the painted Hamsa motifs. The set sits well on a Moroccan tea table, a kitchen counter, or a dining display — the gold brass and saturated glass colours bring warmth to both modern and traditional interiors. A Symbolic Addition to Your Table The Hamsa is one of the most persistent protective symbols in Moroccan craft — the open hand appears on doorways, jewellery, and tableware across the country. A tea set carrying this motif is more than tableware; it is a gesture of welcome and safeguard, poured one glass at a time. To learn more about the tradition this set belongs to, explore our complete Moroccan tea ceremony guide. For trade buyers, hospitality groups, and retailers sourcing authentic Moroccan tea services in quantity, this set is available through our wholesale Moroccan products programme — with the same hand-engraved brass and mouth-blown glass crafted in Marrakech. Food contact safe, lead-free, and non-toxic. Handmade in Marrakech, Morocco. Product Questions Are the Hamsa motifs painted or etched onto the glasses? The Hamsa motifs are hand-painted, not etched, printed, or decal-transferred. Each glass receives its jewel-tone decoration by hand. Is this set silver-plated or natural brass? This is natural gold-finish brass, not silver-plated brass. The warm brass tone is part of the material and will develop character with use and gentle care. Does the teapot include a strainer? Yes. The brass teapot has a built-in strainer, so loose tea can be brewed directly in the pot without using a separate infuser. What is the teapot capacity? The teapot holds about 650 to 700 ml, enough for several rounds of pouring for six guests.