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Handmade teapot pieces have long graced the quiet corners of the mindful home — vessels for slowing down, for the gentle ritual of steeping and sipping. This collection gathers teapots for herbal tea and beyond, each one chosen to bring a little more intention to your daily cup.
What's inside the collection
Our teapot range spans two main formats. Tea pots — including glass teapots with infusers in a range of sizes — sit alongside teapot sets that include matching cups, ready for sharing. Within the glass range you'll find designs from 800 ml to 1000 ml, with built-in infusers for loose leaf tea. Small herbal teapot options in the 200–350 ml range are ideal for a single, focused cup, while larger ceramic teapot pieces hold heat beautifully for longer rituals.
Finding your perfect size and material
Choosing a teapot often comes down to how you drink. A small herbal teapot in the 200–350 ml range suits one person enjoying a quiet moment alone — the sort of single-serve vessel that invites you to pause. For sharing, a glass teapot with infuser in the 800–1000 ml range comfortably fills two to four cups, and watching the brew unfold through the glass is part of the pleasure. Ceramic teapot pieces retain warmth a little longer, which suits green and white teas or a longer steeping practice. Many of our glass teapots feature a built-in infuser basket, so loose leaf herbs and blends can be added directly without a separate strainer.
Daily ritual, shared moments and mindful gifting
A teapot is one of those objects that earns its place through use. Morning tea becomes a ritual when you have a vessel that asks you to pause — filling, steeping, pouring, sitting. For a gift that lasts, a teapot set with cups is a considered choice: something to be used and appreciated rather than displayed and forgotten. Paired with a selection from our Artisan Tea & Tea Accessories collection, it makes a thoughtful present for any occasion. Browse our Crystal Tea Strainers if you'd like to refine your loose leaf brewing, or discover our full range of Teapot Sets with Cups for matching pieces that complete a set.
Frequently asked questions
Are the glass teapots safe for induction hobs?
Our glass teapots with infusers are designed for use on standard stovetops where indicated — do check the care instructions on your specific piece, as not all glassware is suitable for direct heat. Many of our ceramic teapot options are stovetop-safe and work well on induction with the correct adapter.
What size teapot do I need for one person?
For a single serving, a small herbal teapot in the 200–350 ml range is ideal — it holds roughly one to two cups and is designed for focused, unhurried brewing. Larger teapots from 800 ml upwards suit two or more people or those who like to re-steep throughout the morning.
Are the teapots dishwasher safe?
Most glass teapots with infusers are best washed by hand to protect both the glass and the integrated infuser mechanism. Ceramic teapot pieces vary — check the individual product details, as some are dishwasher safe and others prefer a gentle hand wash.
Do the teapot sets include cups, and how many?
Yes — as the name suggests, our teapot sets include matching cups. The selection ranges from sets of two cups to sets of three cups, making them suitable for solo ritual or for sharing between two or three people.
What is the infuser in a glass teapot made of?
The built-in infusers in our glass teapots are typically stainless steel or a heat-resistant mesh, designed to sit inside the pot and hold loose leaf tea or herbs while the water steeps around it. This allows you to remove the infuser once the brew has reached your preferred strength.