Teaware

Good teaware makes loose leaf tea as easy as a tea bag. Discover teapots, infusers, mugs and tea makers chosen to brew a great cup at home, at work or on the go.

Good teaware makes loose leaf tea as easy as a tea bag. Discover teapots, infusers, mugs and tea makers chosen to brew a great cup at home, at work or on the go.

Teaware

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4.8
Glass Teapot & Kettle 60oz
China
Modern minimalist large-capacity tea pitcher that is stove top safe
CA$36.54
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3.3
Glass Teapot & Kettle w/ Infuser 1.4L
China
Modern minimalist tea teapot and kettle with infuser that is stove top safe
CA$44.10
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easyTEA Infuser
China
Simple and practical stainless steel tea infuser for daily use
CA$16.32
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Tea Brew Filter Bags, 100 pcs
China
Degradable unbleached tea filter for either one cup or one teapot
CA$12.21
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4.8
Tealyra Tea Container Tin
China
Our logo tea tin to maintain just-opened freshness
CA$7.13
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About our teaware

Browse teapots and kettles such as the glass Lyra Glass Teapot 37oz and porcelain Pluto Porcelain Teapot 18.2oz, tea cups and mugs with built-in infusers like the Peak Ceramic Cup Infuser 19oz, and infusers and accessories like the easyTEA Infuser.

Our tea maker, the rapidTEA Maker 30oz, brews loose leaf tea and releases it straight into your cup when you set it on top. For matcha tools, see matcha accessories.

Teaware FAQ

What do I need to start brewing loose leaf tea?

Just a vessel and a way to strain the leaves: a mug with an infuser, a teapot with a built-in strainer, or a separate infuser basket. A kettle and a teaspoon cover the rest.

Glass, porcelain or ceramic: which teapot is best?

Glass lets you watch the leaves unfurl and does not hold flavours, which suits green, white and blooming teas. Porcelain is also neutral and keeps tea warm a little longer. Thick ceramic holds heat best, which suits black tea and herbal blends.

How do I clean a tea infuser?

Empty the leaves right after brewing and rinse the infuser in warm water. For tea stains, soak it in warm water with a spoonful of baking soda, then rinse.