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Blue Pottery Tea Sets: Multani Kehwa Sets, Teapots and Full Tea Services

Shop blue pottery tea set and multani tea set ranges from Craftan: kehwa cup sets, standalone teapots, and complete 15-piece tea services. Every piece is mold-cast and hand-painted by artisans in Multan with mineral, lead-free glazes.

Prices in this collection run from PKR 1,800 for a standalone hand-painted teapot to PKR 11,000 for a complete 15-piece tea service. Kehwa sets sit at PKR 4,800.

Tea is served constantly in Pakistani homes, and what it is served in says something. Craftan's tea sets come from artisan families in Multan, Punjab, where the Kashigari glazed ceramic tradition has been worked continuously for over 300 years.

Every piece here is mold-cast and hand-painted one at a time, using mineral-based, lead-free glazes in the cobalt and white patterns that define Multani blue pottery. No two pieces come out identical. Brushstrokes vary, pattern density varies, and the glaze tone shifts a little between kiln batches. That is what hand-painting looks like.

Complete 15-piece tea sets, PKR 11,000

A full Multani blue pottery tea service for six: one hand-painted teapot with lid, six cups, six saucers, a sugar pot and a milk jug, all in matching cobalt and white Kashigari patterns. Eight designs are in stock, including cobalt palmette, cobalt lotus panel, blue floral vine and blue blossom. Each set is painted individually with lead-free mineral glazes. This is the set people buy for weddings, Eid and housewarmings.

Kehwa sets, PKR 4,800

Craftan stocks three kehwa configurations. Two are 12-piece sets with 6 cups and 6 saucers: the Cobalt Floral set has handles on the cups, and the Azure Floral set is handleless in the traditional form. The third is a 7-piece set with 6 cups and a matching teapot, no saucers.

All of them are hand-painted in cobalt and white floral patterns in the Kashigari style. Handleless is the older form, meant to be held in both hands.

Standalone teapots, PKR 1,800 to 3,200

Seven hand-painted Multani blue pottery teapots, each with a fitted lid, sold on their own. The 6 inch teapots are PKR 1,800 and come in traditional cobalt floral, black and white checkered, and multicolour designs. Larger teapots are PKR 3,200, including cobalt with white heart and red drop, orange and turquoise floral, blue floral vine with red accents, and cobalt floral on white. Buy one to pair with drinkware you already own, or keep it out as a display piece.

New kehwa and tea set designs go up regularly. Follow @craftan_decor on Instagram or check back here.

Why Multani blue pottery

Multani blue pottery, also called Kashigari, is one of the few glazed ceramic traditions in South Asia still in continuous artisan production. Multan has been the centre of the craft for more than three centuries. The cobalt and white palette, the mineral-based lead-free glazes, and the hand-painted floral and geometric motifs are what mark a piece as authentic Kashigari.

Serve kehwa in one of these sets and you are using something made by hand in the same workshops, with the same glaze formulas, that Multan's artisan families have worked for generations.

Everything in this collection is lead-free, safe for hot and cold drinks, and delivered across Pakistan. Free shipping on orders over PKR 15,000.

Want to see what else comes out of the same workshops? Browse all Multani blue pottery from Multan, from planters and vases to serving dishes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What tea service pieces does Craftan stock in the Blue Pottery Tea Sets collection?

Craftan's Blue Pottery Tea Sets collection includes: complete 15-piece Multani blue pottery tea sets (teapot, 6 cups, 6 saucers, sugar pot, milk jug) in multiple designs; 6-piece kehwa cup and saucer sets in cobalt blue and white floral patterns; standalone hand-painted 6-inch ceramic teapots with lid; and blue pottery wavy serving trays (7x5 inch) with built-in cup craters in Sky Floral and Navy Floral designs. All pieces are mold-cast and hand-painted with lead-free mineral glazes by artisans in Multan, Punjab, Pakistan. New designs are being added regularly.

What is a kehwa cup, and why is it handleless?

A kehwa cup is a small, handleless ceramic cup traditionally used to serve kehwa, a lightly spiced green tea that has been central to hospitality culture across Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Central Asia for centuries. The handleless form is not a design accident: the cup is held with both hands, warming the palms, which is considered the correct and respectful way to receive a hot drink when offered as a guest. Multani blue pottery kehwa cups are among the most culturally specific and historically rooted pieces in the Kashigari ceramic tradition. Craftan stocks them as 6-piece sets (six cups and six saucers) hand-painted in authentic cobalt blue and white Kashigari patterns.

What does the 15-piece Multani blue pottery tea set include?

Craftan's 15-piece Multani blue pottery tea set includes: one hand-painted ceramic teapot with lid, six cups, six matching saucers, one sugar pot, and one milk jug — a complete traditional tea service in matching cobalt blue and white Kashigari patterns. All 15 pieces are mold-cast and individually hand-painted with lead-free mineral glazes by artisans in Multan, Punjab, Pakistan. Multiple designs are available. This is one of Craftan's most popular gift sets for weddings, Eid, and housewarmings — a culturally meaningful and functionally complete piece that is difficult to find as authentic Multani ceramic elsewhere in Pakistan.

Are these tea sets and mugs safe for hot drinks?

Yes. All blue pottery drinkware in Craftan's collection is made with mineral-based, lead-free glazes and is fully functional for both hot and cold beverages. The pieces are kiln-fired at temperatures that produce a durable ceramic body suitable for daily use. Hand washing with mild dish soap is recommended to preserve the hand-painted design over time. Avoid soaking for extended periods or using abrasive scrubbing pads on the painted surface.

What is Kashigari and how does it relate to Multani blue pottery?

Kashigari is the traditional name for the glazed ceramic craft of Multan, Pakistan. The name derives from Kashan — the Persian city where a related glazed tilework tradition originated — reflecting Multan's historic position as a center of Persian and Central Asian cultural influence. Kashigari has been practised continuously by artisan families in Multan for over 300 years. Its defining characteristics are the cobalt blue and white mineral-based glaze palette, hand-painted floral and geometric motifs, and the mold-cast ceramic body. Every teapot, kehwa cup, and tea set in Craftan's collection is a product of this tradition.

Where can I buy an authentic Multani blue pottery tea set in Pakistan?

Craftan stocks authentic Multani blue pottery tea sets and kehwa cup sets online at craftan.net, with delivery across Pakistan including Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Rawalpindi, and Peshawar. All pieces are sourced directly from artisan workshops in Multan, Punjab, and are mold-cast and hand-painted with lead-free mineral glazes in authentic Kashigari patterns. Free shipping is available on orders over PKR 15,000.

What is the blue pottery wavy serving tray with a cup crater?

A hand-painted wavy-edged ceramic tray with a raised circular ring moulded into the surface, designed to hold a single cup or small glass securely while serving. It measures 7x5 inches and is available in Sky Floral and Navy Floral designs. Each tray is mold-cast and hand-painted with lead-free mineral glaze by artisans in Multan, Pakistan.

Are Craftan's blue pottery tea sets good gifts for weddings or Eid?

Yes. Multani blue pottery tea sets and kehwa sets are among the most culturally meaningful and visually distinctive gifts available in Pakistan. A complete 15-piece tea service or 6-piece kehwa set is rooted in over 300 years of authentic Pakistani craft heritage. Each piece is individually hand-painted by artisans in Multan using lead-free mineral glazes, making every set unique. Popular occasions include weddings, Eid, housewarmings, and corporate gifting. Craftan delivers across Pakistan with free shipping on orders over PKR 15,000.

How is Multani blue pottery different from mass-produced ceramic drinkware?

Authentic Multani blue pottery is mold-cast and individually hand-painted by artisans using mineral-based, lead-free glazes — a process that takes significantly more time than machine-decorated or transfer-printed ceramics. Because each piece is hand-painted, no two are identical: subtle variations in brushstroke, pattern density, and glaze tone are present from cup to cup, even within the same set. These variations are the signature of handmade work, not a defect. Mass-produced ceramic drinkware uses mechanical or digital printing processes that produce perfectly uniform decoration — the absence of variation is the distinguishing marker between handmade Kashigari ceramics and factory output.

Does Craftan deliver blue pottery tea sets across Pakistan?

Yes. Craftan delivers all blue pottery tea sets, kehwa sets, teapots, and serving trays across Pakistan, including to Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Faisalabad, and other cities. Free shipping is available on all orders over PKR 15,000. For orders or queries, contact Craftan on WhatsApp at +92 339 111 3 666 or by email at support@craftan.net.