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Neela Evil Eye Tea Glass Set with Handles and Saucers

    Set of six clear glass tea cups with clear glass handles, each paired with a round white porcelain saucer. The...

    €86,95

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        DESCRIPTION

        Set of six clear glass tea cups with clear glass handles, each paired with a round white porcelain saucer. The cups are hand-painted with evil eyes in blue and gold, in three designs with two cups of each design per set. Made by artisans in Jordan.

        Because each piece is painted by hand, small variations are part of its character.

        This set is part of Casa Duniya's Tea & Coffee Rituals and Evil Eye collections, and our Glassware & Barware collection, made by artisans for slower, more intentional mornings.

        DIMENSIONS
        Size: Cup 5.5 cm rim diameter, 6 cm base diameter, 9 cm high; Saucer 10 cm diameter, 2 cm high
        Weight: 1026 g (full set); Cup 70 g each, saucer 101 g each
        MATERIALS & CARE
        Color: Blue and gold hand-painted evil eyes on clear glass, white saucers
        Material: Glass cups and handles; porcelain saucers
        Origin: Jordan
        Care Instructions: Handwash only, do not microwave.

        Frequently Asked Questions

        What comes in the set?
        Six clear glass tea cups with handles and six round white porcelain saucers, with two cups of each of three hand-painted evil eye designs.
        Are the evil eyes hand-painted?
        Yes, each cup is hand-painted in blue and gold, so small variations are part of the handmade character.
        Are these dishwasher or microwave safe?
        No, handwash only and do not microwave, to protect the hand-painted decoration.
        What are they made of?
        The cups and handles are clear glass and the saucers are white porcelain, made by artisans in Jordan.

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