Teapot for Herbal Tea, Small Blue Pattern

A small ceramic teapot for herbal tea turns a quick cup into a quieter pause. The blue pattern gives it a fresh, collected look on the table, while the metal strainer in the lid keeps loose leaves contained as the infusion deepens.

Blue pattern, quiet table presence

• The ceramic body brings a classic tea-table feel, with a rounded shape that looks settled rather than fussy.
• Blue detailing adds a cool, calm note beside mugs, bowls and jars of loose tea.
• The built-in metal strainer lets you brew loose herbal blends without reaching for a separate infuser.
• It suits unhurried solo cups, small shared pours, and the kind of evening ritual that begins with the kettle.
• The spout gives the piece a graceful profile, making it pleasant to leave out between brews.

Ceramic body with a metal strainer

Made from ceramic with metal components, this teapot is designed for steeping tea in hot water and pouring through the spout once brewed. The strainer sits in the lid, keeping the form simple and the brewing process tidy.

Brewing loose herbal tea

Add loose tea or a tea bag, pour in hot water, then let the leaves steep to your taste before serving. Rinse the teapot after use and allow the metal strainer to dry fully before putting it away.

Use it as a brewing teapot rather than on direct heat. Hand-washing is the safest way to care for the ceramic finish and the strainer.

A small ceremony for the everyday cup

Teapots make a simple act feel more considered: water, leaves, waiting, pouring. This one belongs to the loose-leaf tradition, where the vessel gives the tea room to open and makes serving feel a little more intentional. Its compact size also echoes the pleasure of smaller brewing rituals, where the pause matters as much as the drink itself.

Size, capacity and origin

Approx. 11 cm tall, 11 cm in diameter, and 17 cm wide including the spout. Capacity is approx. 350 ml. Weight is approx. 430 g. Made in China.

A thoughtful housewarming tea gift

A gentle choice for someone who keeps herbal blends on the shelf, enjoys a slower afternoon cup, or likes useful objects with a decorative touch. It feels personal without needing to know their favourite tea.

Common questions

Can I use tea bags as well as loose tea?
Yes. Loose tea or a tea bag can steep inside the pot before pouring through the spout.

Is this for one person or sharing?
It is best suited to one generous brew or a few smaller pours, rather than serving a large table.