Golden Henna Tea Glasses — Multicolor Hand-Painted Set of 6

Six Colours, One Golden Pattern These golden henna tea glasses bring six jewel tones to your table — ruby red, cobalt blue, emerald green, amethyst purple, amber orange, and turquoise teal — each one painted with the same intricate golden henna arabesque. Every glass in the set of 6 shares scrolling vines and teardrop medallions, so the collection looks cohesive even as the colours shift. Hand-applied gold rims frame each piece, catching warm light from every angle. Hand-Blown Beldi Glass, Hand-Painted Decoration Each glass is a Beldi glass, mouth-blown from molten glass at Younes’s workshop on Ourika Road outside Marrakech — learn how Moroccan tea glasses are made. The slight variations in shape and tiny air bubbles you notice are the signature of genuine mouth-blown glassmaking, not defects. Once cooled, Fatima applies the golden henna decoration by hand with fine-point enamel tools, and the pieces return to the kiln where high heat bonds the enamel permanently to the glass. 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. Meet Younes, the master glassblower whose breath shapes every piece. Serving, Pairing, and Gifting Standing 8 cm tall with a 5 cm diameter and 2.7 oz capacity, these are the classic small tea glasses used daily in Marrakech households — ideal for Moroccan mint tea, espresso, or small desserts. Pair them with a Moroccan teapot for a complete service, or see the traditional Moroccan tea ceremony for serving inspiration. A thoughtful housewarming gift for a tea lover, this set arrives in six distinct colours that make it easy to give each guest their own glass. Care Hand-wash in warm water; avoid abrasive scrubbing and prolonged soaking to preserve the hand-painted enamel finish. These glasses are food contact safe and lead-free. For full guidance, see our guide to caring for Moroccan teaware. Slight variations between pieces and tiny bubbles in the glass are expected hallmarks of mouth-blown Beldi glass. For trade buyers, restaurant owners, and hospitality venues, this set is also available through our wholesale Moroccan products programme.