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Lady in-red Teapot
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Lady in-red Teapot
Lady in-red Teapot
5.0 (173 reviews)
  • Checkmark One-Touch Magnetic Release
  • Checkmark Heat-Resistant Glass
  • Checkmark Hand-Finished Sculpture Design
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Anna D.

Easily one of the best quality teapots I’ve bought. Watching the tea brew through the glass never gets old.

Frequently asked questions
How does the magnetic release work?

The glass brewing cup has a magnetic valve at the bottom. Once your tea has steeped, one touch opens it and the tea flows down into the pitcher while the leaves stay in the cup. Let go and it closes.
Is it easy to clean?

Yes. The glass cup, lid and pitcher come off the sculpture so you can rinse them separately. Wipe the sculpture with a soft dry cloth to keep the finish looking new.
Is the teapot safe for boiling water ?

Yes, the glass is made to withstand boiling water. Whether you're steeping herbal teas or loose-leaf blends, it's designed for hot brewing without any worries.
The magnetic feature is not working. What should I do?

Please make sure to remove the silicone plug before using the teapot. The magnetic feature will only work once the silicone plug has been taken out.
Will my teapot arrive safely?

Yes, your teapot will arrive safely. We use specially designed packaging to ensure your teapot is securely cushioned during transit. Every order is carefully packed to prevent damage, so your teapot reaches you in perfect condition and ready to brew.

Brew, Release, Pour

A sculpted figure with flowing hair holds the glass brewing cup, finished in a deep wood grain and topped with an ornate gold knob. It looks just as good on the shelf as it does on the table.

A Centerpiece, Not Just a Teapot

Add your leaves, pour in hot water and let it steep. When it’s ready, one touch releases the tea straight into the pitcher below, leaves stay behind. No strainer, no mess.

Made for Sharing

Watch the tea brew through the glass, release it in one touch and pour for everyone at the table. Slow mornings, family visits, late night talks, it fits all of them.