Square Glass Teapot for Easy Brewing（Simple Tea Brewing Pot）

                               Simple Glass Teapot – Modern Simple Tea Brewing Pot

Thickened and Heat-resistant

This Glass Teapot features a thickened structure, offering excellent heat resistance. It is less likely to be damaged by temperature changes, ensuring long-lasting use.

Borosilicate Glass Teapot

Made from borosilicate glass, this teapot boasts high hardness and remarkable chemical stability. It can withstand significant temperature differences, making it reliable for various hot and cold applications.

Dual-purpose for Hot and Cold

This teapot is suitable for both brewing hot tea with boiling water and holding cold beverages, providing flexibility in different usage scenarios.

304 Stainless Steel-Simple Tea Brewing Pot

The tea strainer is made of 304 stainless steel, known for its corrosion resistance and durability, ensuring a long service life and reliable performance.

Heat-insulated Knob

The knob on the teapot lid is designed to be heat-insulated, allowing you to lift the lid safely without the risk of scalding.

Heat-insulated Handle

The handle of the teapot is also heat-insulated, enhancing safety and comfort during use, even when the teapot contains hot liquid.

Simple Glass Teapot with a clear body – your perfect Simple Tea Brewing Pot for loose leaf or blooming tea. Easy to use, easy to clean.

This teapot perfectly embodies the concept of “multiple uses in one pot.” Whether you’re brewing fragrant green tea, rich black tea, or simmering heartwarming flower tea, it excels in every task. With simple operation and convenient functionality, its elegant appearance adds charm to your tea – tasting moments. Practicality and aesthetics blend seamlessly with every pour, opening the door to a cozy tea – filled life.

A simple glass teapot suits green tea (Longjing, Biluochun) for appreciating leaf unfurling without damaging freshness. It’s good for white tea (Bai Mudan) to preserve subtle aroma and view pale soup. Lightly fermented oolong (Tieguanyin) works too, with quick heat dissipation. Herbal/flower teas shine visually. Note: Less ideal for highly fermented/aged teas, but usable for observing brewing.