Clean lines, transparency and elegance—this heat resistant glass teapot with infuser filter turns every tea-making moment into a true ritual. Its stylish black and transparent design showcases the colour of tea leaves, infusion intensity and golden nuances of tea or herbal blends, adding a chic decorative touch to your table, countertop or serving tray. With a capacity of 401 to 500 ml, it's perfect for personal tea breaks or serving guests with elegance during professional meetings.
An elegant glass design made to enhance your tea experience
The glass offers a light, contemporary aesthetic—ideal for modern, Scandinavian, Nordic or even industrial interiors when paired with natural materials like wood, concrete or steel. Its transparency allows you to monitor the infusion visually, which is both useful and enjoyable. Whether on a dining table, kitchen shelf or serving trolley, this teapot becomes a decorative feature, beautiful every day and for entertaining.
Integrated infuser filter: Precision, comfort and flawless service
With its infuser filter, you can easily brew loose-leaf teas, herbal infusions, rooibos or aromatic blends, ensuring a clear, refined pour. Its clever design allows controlled infusion and a smoother serving experience, perfect for:
- at home, for refined serving in your living room or reading nook
- at the office, for elegant tea breaks in executive spaces or meeting rooms
- in professional settings, offering hot beverages with a premium touch
The 401–500 ml format suits everyday cups and remains compact enough to fit seamlessly into your routine.
Heat resistant: Ideal for everyday use and demanding settings
Made from high temperature resistant glass, this teapot is perfect for preparing hot drinks while keeping an elegant and refined profile on your table. It fits effortlessly into designer kitchens or contemporary dining rooms, supporting both minimalist and sophisticated service styles. If you are looking for a glass teapot with infuser that is aesthetic, practical and enjoyable to use, this piece stands out at first glance—and first sip.