MagicT Japanese Style Kyusu Teapot is a stunning addition to any tea lover's collection. Crafted from high-quality borosilicate glass, this teapot is both durable and resistant to thermal shock, meaning it can be used safely with both hot and cold liquids. The glass body of the teapot allows you to watch as your tea brews, adding a touch of elegance to your tea-drinking experience.
The Kyusu Style Teapot features a built-in strainer, ensuring that your tea is free from loose leaves and other debris, and comes with a removable glass lid to keep your tea hot and fresh. The handle is crafted from beautiful, high-quality wood, adding a touch of warmth and texture to the design.
Inspired by traditional Japanese Kyusu teapots, this teapot boasts a sleek and functional design that is both elegant and practical. The handle is ergonomically designed to make pouring easy and comfortable, while the spout is designed to prevent drips and spills.
- High borosilicate glass
- Built-in strainer
- 800 ml
Place leaves for your tea into the filter. Pour hot water into the teapot through the leaves and let it brew. Remove the filter after the infusion time.
Do not put any parts into dishwashing machine.
Japanese Kyusu Style is made for loose leaf brewing, with a borosilicate glass body, a built in strainer, and a side handle for controlled pouring. Borosilicate glass is valued because it handles hot and cold liquids better than ordinary glass, and the clear body lets you watch the leaves open and judge colour before you pour.
The side handle is useful if you like a steady, precise pour, especially with green tea or delicate herbal blends that can overbrew if they sit too long. Before buying, the main things to check are the 800 mL size and whether you want an all in one teapot with its own strainer rather than a separate infuser.
What is Japanese Kyusu Style made from?
It has a borosilicate glass body with a built in strainer, a glass lid, and a wooden side handle.
What kind of tea is Japanese Kyusu Style best for?
It works especially well for loose leaf tea, including green tea, herbal tea, and lighter black teas.
Why does the side handle matter?
The side handle gives you a more controlled pour, which is helpful when you want to stop the infusion cleanly and serve without drips.