The Bodum Shin Cha Tea Press is made from durable, heat-resistant borosilicate glass. Designed after the traditional teapot shape, the Shin Cha tea press combines timeless lines with modern functionality.

Avaliable in different capacities: 500ml, 1 litre Learn More

The stainless steel patented press system completely stops the brewing process. The tea pot is made of borosilicate glass, is heat resistant, dishwasher safe and has a dripless spout.

Avaliable in 0.5 and 1 litre capacity Learn More

This metal-framed glass teapot is a fantastic looking pot that does the job of brewing tea beautifully.

Avaliable in 1 litre capacity Learn More

Make brewing loose leaf tea a snap with the Kenya 4 Cup Tea Press. Just put the loose leaf tea into the infuser, add hot water, steep to your liking and then press to stop the brewing process.

Avaliable in 0.5 and 1 litre capacity. Learn More

Brew your favorite loose leaf tea with ease in the stylish The de Chine Teapot with glass infuser. Just put the tea into the infuser , add hot water, and let the tea steep to your liking.

Avaliable in 0.6 and 1 litre capacities Learn More

The concept of Zero Japan teapots and cups is based on three principles: The products should be attractive, nice to touch, and functional. Zero Japan's products are stoneware (baked at 1200°C). The company is based in the Mino pottery region, which has a pottery history of about 1300 years. Learn More

The concept of Zero Japan teapots and cups is based on three principles: The products should be attractive, nice to touch, and functional. Zero Japan's products are stoneware (baked at 1200°C). The company is based in the Mino pottery region, which has a pottery history of about 1300 years. Learn More

The concept of Zero Japan teapots and cups is based on three principles: The products should be attractive, nice to touch, and functional. Zero Japan's products are stoneware (baked at 1200°C). The company is based in the Mino pottery region, which has a pottery history of about 1300 years. Learn More

The concept of Zero Japan teapots and cups is based on three principles: The products should be attractive, nice to touch, and functional. Zero Japan's products are stoneware (baked at 1200°C). The company is based in the Mino pottery region, which has a pottery history of about 1300 years. Learn More