Glass Teapot With Infuser 800 ml Round Pearl

Tea becomes something to watch, not just something to pour. This glass teapot with infuser turns loose leaf tea into a small table ritual, letting colour, steam and movement show through as the brew deepens.

What the clear round form brings

• The rounded pearl shape gives the leaves space to move, with a soft, generous look on the table.
• The transparent body makes the brew visible, from the first pale tint to a deeper cup.
• It suits slow morning tea, an afternoon pot for two, or a quiet desk-side pause.
• The spout lets you pour once the tea has steeped, keeping the ritual simple and familiar.
• The clean, minimal design works with herbal blends, black tea, green tea or a single tea bag.

Glass, clarity and everyday brewing

Made from glass, it has a light, open feel that keeps the focus on the tea itself. The form is simple rather than ornate, so the colour of the brew becomes part of the design.

Using the infuser for loose leaf tea

Add loose tea, or a tea bag, then steep with hot water inside the pot. Once brewed to your taste, pour through the spout and enjoy the small pause between making and drinking.

Care for a clear finish

Rinse after use so tea colour does not settle on the glass or infuser. Hand-washing is recommended to preserve clarity and protect the infuser over time. Check individual care guidance before using a dishwasher.

A visible tea ceremony

Glass teapots are loved because they make the making visible. They sit between European loose-leaf tradition and the quieter attention found in many tea rituals, where the preparation is part of the pleasure. The point is simple: leaves, water, time and a vessel that lets you notice the change. For flowering teas, herbal blends or everyday loose leaf, the transparent pot becomes a small stage for the brew.

Capacity, weight and details

Capacity: 800 ml. Weight: 292 g. Material: glass. Includes a teapot with infuser. Origin: China.

A thoughtful gift for tea drinkers

A lovely choice for someone who enjoys loose leaf tea, beautiful kitchen objects, or a slower afternoon cup. It feels practical enough for daily use, but special enough to bring out for guests.

Common questions

Can I use a tea bag in it?
Yes. Loose tea or a tea bag can steep in hot water inside the pot.

Is it for direct heat?
Use it as a brewing teapot, not as cookware. No direct-heat or stovetop suitability is specified for this piece.