tea sets serveware

The Fes Filigree: Ceramic & Silver Moroccan Tea Service

Handcrafted Moroccan tea set: Fes ceramic & silver filigree. Teapot, sugar bowl, 2 cups, tray.

OriginFes
MaterialGlazed Ceramic, German Silver (Maillechort) Filigree
ConditionNew

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Specifications

Height18 cm
Width32 cm
Depth24 cm
Weight2.8 kg
32cm18cm24cm

Dimensions

H: 18cm W: 32cm D: 24cm

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The Narrative

The Soul of the Object

Experience the epitome of Moroccan hospitality with this exquisite handcrafted tea service, a stunning fusion of two time-honored crafts from the imperial city of Fes. This complete set is not merely functional serveware but a vibrant centerpiece that tells a story of skilled artistry and cultural heritage. It is designed to elevate the traditional mint tea ceremony into a visual feast. At its heart is the renowned Fes ceramic work. Each piece—the teapot, sugar bowl, cups, and the tray's base—is hand-thrown and painstakingly hand-painted with intricate geometric and floral motifs. The vibrant palette of cobalt blue, emerald green, and saffron orange against a bright white background is characteristic of the region's finest pottery. The ceramic is then kiln-fired to seal in the brilliant colors. Encasing this ceramic beauty is masterfully worked German silver (maillechort) filigree. An artisan metalworker has hand-cut, shaped, and soldered ornate metal cages that hug the curves of each vessel. This protective and decorative overlay features scrollwork, dots, and geometric cutouts, adding a layer of texture and opulent shine. The teapot and sugar bowl are crowned with hinged, pointed lids, and the entire set rests on a matching tray with a pierced metal gallery rim and sturdy handles. This set is a testament to the collaborative spirit of Moroccan souks, where potters and metalworkers create functional art together.

"Every imperfection tells a story of human hands at work."

Artifact Details

  • Maalem (Master Artisan)Maalem Driss El Fassi
  • TechniqueHand-thrown and painted ceramic with hand-cut, soldered metal filigree overlay
  • Time Invested
    55Hours
  • Collection Year2026