The Ayna Nazar Teacups elevate formal tea service into cultural ceremony, where Jordanian artistry meets the ancient protective symbolism of the evil eye. Master artisans apply intricate hand-painted patterns onto each fluted cup and saucer, creating pieces refined enough for your most distinguished guests yet meaningful enough to spark deep conversations about Middle Eastern traditions, protective symbols, and the art of hospitality. The delicate brushwork demonstrates exceptional skill—the kind of precision that takes years to master and commands premium pricing in the world of formal tableware.

This is the set for the sophisticated host who curates experiences rather than just serves tea, the cultural enthusiast who educates guests about global traditions, the formal entertainer who believes tea service should be as beautiful as it is meaningful, or the collector building a museum-quality tea service with stories to tell. Use them for formal afternoon tea when you want to impress important guests, winter tea rituals that deserve ceremony and beauty, cultural celebrations where symbolism matters, milestone gatherings where every detail counts, or display them in glass cabinets as functional art that happens to serve tea. The transparent glass creates an ethereal quality as light passes through the hand-painted evil eye designs, adding layers of visual interest to your formal table settings. At 1.566 kg for the set of six, these cups and saucers feel substantial in hand—the kind of quality that guests notice immediately, remember long after, and ask about when they're shopping for their own formal tea service.

The distinguished gift for the couple celebrating a major anniversary (25th, 40th, 50th) who deserve heirloom-quality pieces, the cultural enthusiast marking a significant milestone with meaningful tableware, the formal host who collects tea services from around the world, or the bride building a formal entertaining collection that reflects her sophisticated taste. Perfect for the mother or grandmother who has hosted countless tea parties and deserves an upgrade to her formal service, the diplomat or cultural ambassador who entertains international guests, or the museum docent who appreciates artisan craftsmanship and cultural symbolism. This set represents more than tableware—it's an investment in cultural exchange, formal hospitality, and the art of meaningful entertaining. The evil eye motif adds protective symbolism that transforms tea service into blessing, making this especially appropriate for housewarmings (protecting the new home), weddings (blessing the union), or any occasion where you want to offer both beauty and spiritual significance. Pair with our Salma Teacups for varied formal options.

Color: Clear
Size: 11 cm (saucer), 6 cm x 9.5 cm (teacups)
Weight: 1.566 kg
Made in Jordan
Material: Glass & Porcelain
Care Instructions: Handwash only, do not microwave.