Kaas Laanba traditional Moroccan glass

كأس العنبة (also written "Kass Laanba" or "Kaass L3anba") is a traditional Moroccan glass commonly used for serving Moroccan mint tea.

🍇 Why is it called "Laanba"?

• The word "Laanba" means grape in Moroccan Arabic (Darija).

• The name comes from the grape-shaped embossed design on the glass — you will often see small raised dots or shapes that resemble grapes or grape clusters.

• Use in Moroccan Tea Culture
  This glass is one of the most iconic and traditional vessels for drinking Moroccan tea.

  It is sturdy, small-sized, and fits perfectly in the hand.

  Usually paired with a Moroccan silver teapot (berrad) and served on a traditional tray (siniya).

  Common in homes, cafés, and especially during guests' visits or family gatherings.

• Design & Features
  Material: Glass, sometimes tinted with colors like green or red.

  Design: Embossed with dots or grape designs.

  Size: Small and elegant, made for strong tea sip

• Symbol of Moroccan Hospitality

  Using "Kaas Laanba" for serving tea is a sign of respect and tradition. It's not just about drinking tea, but about sharing a moment.

• Symbol of Moroccan Hospitality

  Using "Kaas Laanba" for serving tea is a sign of respect and tradition. It's not just about drinking tea, but about sharing a moment.