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Serial Number: RAF2507
Status: Display
Description:
This is a traditional Moroccan teapot, also known as a Berrad, which is a central piece of the Moroccan tea ceremony. These teapots are typically made of metal, often brass or stainless steel, and are frequently silver-plated.
Key features of this type of teapot include
Material Often silver-plated brass or copper, sometimes solid silver for more prestigious pieces.
Design They are distinguished by their rounded shape, ornate handle, and long, curved spout. The pot itself is often decorated with intricate hand-engraved or hammered patterns.
Function The long spout is designed to pour tea from a height, a practice that aerates the tea and creates a frothy top layer, which is a key part of the Moroccan tea ritual.
Legs Teapots with feet are typically used for serving and decoration, while those without feet are more commonly used for heating tea directly on a stovetop.
The style and craftsmanship of these teapots are often passed down through generations of artisans in cities like Fez and Marrakech.
This was obtained by Bayt Al Faraj gallery on 01 November 2025.
