Glass Teapot
A hand-blown glass teapot designed to reveal tea leaves unfurling and florals blooming, finished with a natural acacia wood lid. Each piece is shaped and finished by hand.
What It Includes
- 1 handmade glass teapot finished with a wooden lid
How To Use
Glass is dishwasher safe.
Hand wash the acacia wood lid separately and dry thoroughly.
Avoid abrasive sponges and sudden temperature changes.
Tea ceremonies from the world’s finest estates
Because Extraordinary Teas Deserves an Extraordinary Ritual
A tea set worthy of rare teas
ABOUT INOKI BATHHOUSE
A childhood memory, reimagined for today.
Some of my earliest memories of tea are sitting with my grandpa, watching him carefully steep each pot and waiting for the leaves to open.
I didn’t realize how special those moments were at the time. Tea was simply part of growing up. But looking back, it taught me that tea was never just something we drank. It was a reason to slow down, sit together, and appreciate what nature gives us.
That feeling inspired this year’s Inoki Tea Advent Calendar: 25 rare and exceptional teas sourced from 15 tea regions around the world, including precious, limited harvests.
Creating this calendar feels like bringing those memories full circle. A ritual my grandpa shared with me is now one I get to share with you.
— Helen Yin
Founder of Inoki Bathhouse
FAQ
What is the capacity of the teapot, and how many cups does it make?
The teapot holds 500 ml, while each tea cup holds 50 ml, making a full pot approximately 10 small cups.
Is the teapot designed for one person or for sharing?
Both. The 500 ml teapot is perfect for a generous personal tea ritual or for pouring several small cups to share.
Does the teapot come with a matching tea cup?
The teapot and tea cup are sold separately, so you can choose exactly what you need. If you’d like the complete experience, explore our Royal Tea Ceremony Advent Collection, which brings the full set together.
How is the teapot made?
The glass teapot is mouth-blown and handmade, then carefully assembled for consistency. The wooden elements combine machine crafting with hand-finishing, while the strainer is finished by hand.
How is the tea cup made?
Each 50 ml tea cup is hand-blown, giving every piece subtle characteristics of its own.
Does the teapot have a built-in strainer?
Yes. The teapot includes a strainer, finished by hand, designed for conveniently steeping loose-leaf tea.
Can I steep loose-leaf tea directly in the teapot?
Yes. Simply place your loose-leaf tea into the strainer, add hot water, and steep according to your tea’s recommended preparation.
How should I clean and care for the teapot and strainer?
We recommend gently hand washing the teapot and strainer and allowing each piece to dry completely. Avoid soaking the wooden components for extended periods.
Will there be slight variations between each piece?
Yes. Because elements of our glassware are shaped and finished by hand, subtle variations are part of the craftsmanship, making each piece slightly unique.
Does the glass get hot while the tea is steeping?
The glass may become hot when filled with freshly steeped tea. We recommend handling the teapot and tea cup with care.
What should I do if my glassware arrives damaged?
Please contact our customer care team with your order details and photos of the damaged glassware, and we’ll be happy to help.