Silver Engraved Glass Tea Set 8-Piece – Filigree Teapot & 6 Glasses

This silver engraved glass tea set brings something no metal teapot can: a transparent brewing experience. The teapot body is heat-resistant borosilicate glass wrapped in hand-engraved silver-plated brass filigree bands — you watch the tea colour deepen, the mint compress, the liquid darken as it steeps. Eight pieces in total: the glass filigree teapot with its red silk tassel, six matching filigree glasses, and an ornate silver-plated brass tray. Serves six, with enough for a second pour. In Moroccan homes, tea is not a beverage — it is a gesture of welcome. The host pours from height to create a foam crown on each glass, and the act of serving communicates generosity before a single word is spoken. This set carries that ritual into your table, whether you are hosting friends on a Sunday afternoon or marking an anniversary with a shared pot. Includes 100 g Moroccan tea leaves so you can brew your first pot the day it arrives. What Is in the Set Glass filigree teapot with red silk tassel — heat-resistant borosilicate glass body with hand-engraved silver-plated brass bands in floral and geometric patterns. The teapot includes a decorative tassel. Six matching filigree glasses — mouth-blown beldi glass, each carrying engraved silver-plated brass bands that echo the teapot’s patterns. Ornate silver-plated brass tray — round, with embossed floral and geometric surface engraving; measures 15.7 x 1.0 x 7.9 in (40 x 2.5 x 20 cm). 100 g Moroccan tea leaves — included with every set, so the service is ready to use. The Artisans Behind the Set The six tea glasses are mouth-blown beldi glass, shaped by hand in a Marrakech workshop by Younes, our Marrakech glassblower, who turns molten glass into tapered forms using techniques passed through generations of medina artisans. The silver-plated brass bands and tray are hand-engraved — the naqsh technique — by Kamal, master of silver-plated crafts, in his Marrakech workshop, where each floral scroll and geometric border is chased into the metal by hand. Everyday Use and Care All components are food contact safe, lead-free, and non-toxic. The glasses and teapot are hand wash only — warm water and a soft cloth will keep the glass clear and the silver-plated brass bright. For the metal components, see our guide on how to care for your Moroccan teapot to keep the engraving crisp and the plating lustrous over years of use. The full set weighs approximately 1.5 kg. Ready to learn the pouring ritual that makes Moroccan tea an experience rather than a drink? Our complete Moroccan tea ceremony guide walks you through each step, from preparing the mint to pouring from height. Hospitality buyers and trade customers can explore wholesale Moroccan products for volume pricing on complete tea services. Product Questions Can I put the glass teapot directly on a stovetop? No. The glass teapot is for brewing and serving with hot water, not for direct flame, electric burner, induction, microwave, or stovetop heating. Boil water separately and pour it into the teapot. What does this 8-piece glass tea set include? The eight counted pieces are one glass teapot with silver filigree and tassel, six matching filigree glasses, and one ornate round tray. The offer also includes 100 g Moroccan tea leaves. Is the silver filigree solid silver? No. The filigree bands and tray are silver-plated brass, not solid silver. Hand wash and dry promptly to preserve the silver finish. What type of glass is used? The teapot and glasses use mouth-blown beldi-style glasswork, paired with silver-plated brass filigree for a formal Moroccan tea-service look.