Cast Iron teapots were first created in ancient China. They were later adopted and refined by the Japanese into Tetsubin: graceful, elegant vessels for brewing and serving tea [...]
Judith Weber Classic Teapot Set
September 6, 2009 By 1 Comment
Featured in Martha Stewart Living, this brilliant red teapot set was designed by Judith Weber ceramics to embody the successful fusion of silhouette and serviceability. By focusing on Art for the table for the last 30 years, Judith Weber has developed a unique eye for everyday elegance with a striking color palette [...]
Lu Yu Automatic Glass Tea Brewer
July 24, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Using scientific methods, the Lu Yu Automatic Glass Tea Brewer works by creating a controlled rate of flow. The tea is steeped for precisely the right amount of time, insuring a smooth and healthful beverage without any bitterness or astringency [...]
The Tea Spot Automatic Tea Brewer
July 20, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The Automatic Teapot from The Tea Spot makes it simple for tea lovers to enjoy the best cup of tea anytime. With its integrated timer and counterweight infuser, this patented innovation ensures flawless tea by automatically removing tea leaves from the water when they are steeped to your desire [...]
Brewing Sweet Tea Will Never Be The Same
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Yixing Clay Teapots
June 12, 2009 By 1 Comment
I’m so into teapots—of all kinds. Yixing Clay Teapot are fascinating. They are renowned for their unique artistry and practical usage. Yixing teapots are made from the clay of the Yixing Chinese province and have the unique ability to absorb the tea’s aroma and flavor with continued usage. The fired clay contains tiny air pockets which provide insulation and enhanced taste and aroma of fine tea [...]
