Kitchen & Tableware
4712 productsKitchenware and tableware for everyday use and festive moments: from Moroccan teapots, tea glasses, and tagines to pans, bowls, serving trays, herbs, and kitchen utensils. The…Read more
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Double-walled coffee glass 200 ml, transparent
Double-walled glass with a capacity of 200 ml
€4,95
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Moroccan glasses blue and gold – 6 tea glasses with gold print, 12 cl
These Moroccan tea glasses add an extra dimension to tea drinking. You will receive six glasses in blue and gold, featuring a golden Moroccan-style print. Set them out when receiving guests and pour your tea into them.Features Set of 6 tea glasses Colors: blue and gold Golden Moroccan-style print Capacity: 12 cl per glass Frequently asked questionsHow many glasses are in the package?There are six tea glasses in one package, each with a golden print.How much tea fits in a glass?Each glass has a capacity of 12 cl.
€19,95 €14,95
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Moroccan tea glasses colored – set of 6 glasses in different colors
Moroccan tea is traditionally served in glasses like these. This set contains 6 colored tea glasses in various colors, so your tea table will look cheerful right away. The glasses are lightweight yet sturdy.You don't just use them for tea: you can also drink coffee, juice, or water from them, hot or cold.Features Set of 6 Moroccan tea glasses Colored glasses in various colors Lightweight and sturdy For hot and cold drinks Frequently asked questionsHow many glasses are in the set?The set contains 6 glasses.Can I also drink cold drinks from them?Yes, the glasses are for hot and cold drinks, such as tea, coffee, juice, or water.
€19,95 €14,95
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Moroccan beldi glasses with gold or silver-colored rim – set of 6
Anyone served mint tea or coffee in Morocco will often drink it from a beldi glass with this recognizable shape. This set contains 6 transparent beldi glasses with a thin gold- or silver-colored rim, making them look just that bit more festive on the table.Features Set of 6 Moroccan beldi glasses Transparent glass in the typical beldi shape Rim in gold color or silver color, you choose For mint tea or coffee Dimensions Height: 9 cm Diameter: 5.5 cm Capacity: approx. 175 ml per glass Frequently asked questionsHow many glasses are in the set?Six glasses, all with the same color rim.How much does a glass hold?Approximately 175 ml.
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Kitchenware and tableware for everyday use and festive moments: from Moroccan teapots, tea glasses, and tagines to pans, bowls, serving trays, herbs, and kitchen utensils. The collection includes over 4,600 products across twelve categories.
What will you find in Kitchen & Tableware?
- Tea: Moroccan teapots made of stainless steel, ranging from 0.6 to 2 liters, including induction-compatible options like the Amira, the Fes, and the gold-colored Hakal Sultana. We also offer glasses and cups, such as a set of 12 tea glasses with gold trim and mosaic patterns.
- Cooking: tagines, couscous pots from 4 to 16 liters, pressure cookers from 5 to 15 liters, and the anagdam, a Moroccan pan for msemen, harcha, and bread. Find more in our pans section.
- Serving: hand-painted Moroccan bowls and plates, Tamegroute pottery, a 40 cm diameter kasria for couscous, melamine plates for buffets, and serving trays, such as a 38 cm silver-colored Moroccan tray.
- Useful kitchen gadgets: a flame diffuser for your gas stove, induction adapters with diameters of 23.5 and 28 cm, a bamboo mortar and pestle, and a glass honey pot. See kitchen utensils and table accessories.
- And more: herbs and spices, kettles, kitchen appliances, percolators and cafetières, and a charcoal barbecue on wheels.
Cooking on induction
On an induction cooktop, only pans or teapots with a magnetic base will work. For many of our teapots, couscous pots, and the anagdam, the product name indicates whether they are suitable for induction. If you have a tagine or pan without a suitable base, you can place it on an induction adapter: a stainless steel plate that heats up and transfers heat to the pan.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have Arabic or Moroccan tableware?
Yes, such as hand-painted Moroccan bowls and footed bowls, green-glazed Tamegroute pottery, mini earthenware bowls (Ø 7 cm), and tea glasses with mosaic patterns.
What is an anagdam?
A Moroccan griddle pan used for baking msemen, harcha, and bread. The anagdam in this collection is also induction-compatible.
Do you have Moroccan bowls and small dishes for appetizers?
Yes, including mini earthenware bowls (Ø 7 cm), painted 15 cm bowls, and melamine drip bowls. Find more in our bowls and plates section.