Why the set
A filter built into the pot
Wudy Kitchen
A porcelain teapot with a built-in filter, small matching cups, and a bamboo-style stand, in black or white.
Loose-leaf tea usually means a separate strainer balanced over each cup, and a drip on the table every time you move it. This porcelain teapot has a built-in filter, so the leaves stay in the pot while the tea pours into small cups.
The pot holds 27 fl oz (800 ml), and each cup holds 1.7 fl oz (50 ml), a gongfu-style size that lets you pour several short rounds. A checkered texture on the porcelain gives your hand some grip, and the set rests on a bamboo-style stand.
Choose black or white, with two or four cups. Warm the pot before pouring in boiling water, and wash it by hand.
Rinse the pot with warm water before adding boiling water, since a sudden temperature jump can crack porcelain. Hand-wash in warm water and dry thoroughly before storing.


Why the set
Why the set
It holds back standard loose leaves as you pour. Very fine teas may leave a little sediment in the cup.
Warm the pot with hot tap water first. Pouring boiling water into a cold porcelain pot can crack it.
The 2-Pack includes two cups and the 4-Pack includes four, each with the same teapot.
With 27 fl oz (800 ml) in the pot and 1.7 fl oz (50 ml) per cup, a full pot covers several rounds for two or four people.
One block, ready when you are