Glass Teapot with Copper Handle

Glass Teapot with Copper Handle is an elegant heat-resistant borosilicate glass teapot designed for refined tea brewing. Its rounded “pumpkin” shape symbolizes abundance and comfort, while the short spout and copper handle create a perfect balance between tradition and modernity. Suitable for brewing green, oolong, white, and pu-erh teas, as well as for boiling water on an electric ceramic stove.

Origin & Material

• Region: China
  
• Material: borosilicate glass, copper, stainless steel
  
• Capacity: 900 ml 
  
• Color: clear glass with copper fittings
  
• Purpose: for tea brewing, water boiling, and gongfu tea ceremonies

Design & Features

• High-strength borosilicate glass — resistant to temperatures from -20°C to +150°C; does not cloud or absorb odors.
• Copper handle — durable, heat-resistant, and naturally antibacterial, adding a noble accent.
• Short spout — precise and smooth pouring without spills.
• Pumpkin-shaped body — a symbol of warmth, harmony, and abundance in Eastern culture.
• Compatible with electric ceramic heating plates (included in some sets).

Why It’s Practical

• Versatile: can be used both for boiling water and brewing tea.
• Ideal for home gongfu tea sessions or everyday tea drinking.
• The copper handle stays comfortable to hold and doesn’t overheat.
• Elegant design — a refined addition to any kitchen or tea corner.
• Transparent glass allows you to observe the brewing process and color of the infusion.

Usage

• Fill the teapot with water or add tea leaves.
• Heat on an electric plate or pour in hot water (90–100°C).
• For brewing, steep for 1–3 minutes depending on the tea type.
• Gently pour the tea, holding by the copper handle.

Care & Storage

• Wash by hand using a soft sponge; avoid abrasive cleaners.
• Do not place directly on an open flame.
• After use, dry thoroughly to prevent copper oxidation.
• To maintain shine, polish the handle occasionally with a soft cloth and a drop of oil. 

Conclusion

Glass Teapot with Copper Handle combines the airy transparency of glass with the noble warmth of metal.
It unites the aesthetics of Eastern tea rituals with the practicality of modern design.
Each brewing becomes a ritual — calm, balanced, and inspiring.