In Morocco, tea is traditionally served in small glasses thin, colorful, and often decorated with zellige-inspired patterns. Their look and feel are as recognizable as the drink itself.

These glasses appear everywhere: at breakfast, after meals, during visits, celebrations, or quiet afternoons. They are part of a practiced ritual passed down through generations, shaped largely by women who prepare the mint, balance the sweetness, and pour the tea with precision.

For this stamp series, I wanted to highlight the moment of pouring tea into these ornate glasses, capturing the everyday elegance and beauty of this tradition.