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If you're looking to buy a teapot, you've come to the right place. We've carefully selected a variety of teapots to suit everyone's preferences. In our range, you'll find porcelain, glass, and cast iron teapots, each with their own characteristics and advantages. Whether you're in search of a teapot just for yourself or one that can provide a warm cup for all your guests, we have it all in store for you.
Yixing tea set “Zisha”
A beautiful Yixing tea set featuring a 100 ml Yixing teapot and two matching Yixing cups.
Kyusu “Beju” 360ml
An authentic Japanese Kyusu with a capacity of 360 ml.
Glass teapot 1.2L with stainless steel tea filter
A large glass teapot for filling multiple cups. With a stainless steel filter, ideal for both herbal tea and regular tea.
Cast iron teapot ‘Chajin’ black 1.15L
A large cast-iron teapot with a luxurious finish.
Glass teapot 1.2L with glass tea filter
The perfect glass teapot with a glass filter and a timeless elegant design.
Cast iron teapot ‘Chado’ black 1.2L
A cast-iron teapot with a traditional Japanese look.
Chinese tea set white 1.2L
A feast for the eyes, this white Chinese teapot with a wicker handle! The set is completed with two white bowls.
Cast iron teapot ‘Kaori’ black 0.83L
A black cast iron teapot with a modern look and 830ml capacity.
Cast iron teapot ‘Kaori’ cream 0.83L
A cream-coloured, cast-iron teapot with a modern look and an 830ml capacity.
Cast iron teapot ‘Sadoushin’ black 0.71L
A black, cast-iron teapot with vintage look and a 710ml capacity.
Cast iron teapot ‘ Sadoushin’ cream 0.71L
A cream-coloured cast iron teapot with vintage look.
Chinese theeset 0,7L
A 5-piece set consisting of a Chinese-style teapot with 4 cups, with capacities of 0.7 liters and 0.125 liters.
Cast iron teapot “Jikagise” black-gold 0,85L
An elegant medium-sized cast iron teapot that keeps your tea deliciously warm and can serve multiple cups.
KINTO Cast teapot with filter 700 ml
A contemporary design glass teapot by KINTO with an integrated filter. A stylish and convenient teapot with a capacity of 700 ml and a lid made of stainless steel.
KINTO One touch teapot with filter 720ml
A large 720ml KINTO teapot with built-in filter in the lid.
KINTO Cast teapot with filter 450 ml
A glass teapot with a filter in a contemporary design by KINTO. This teapot has a maximum capacity of 450 ml and features a stainless steel lid.
KINTO Unitea tea warmer with candle SMALL
A small tea warmer including a tea light from KINTO.
Cast Iron Teapot “Yamaguchi” Black 0.3L
A small cast iron teapot with an accompanying filter. This teapot has a capacity of 300ml.
Glass single-serving tea set 0.45L
A fresh-looking glass teapot for one person, easy to clean!
Glass teapot 0.4L with glass tea filter
A glass teapot for making a smaller quantity of tea with the appearance of a pitcher.
KINTO One Touch teapot with filter 450ml – stainless steel
A glass teapot from KINTO with a built-in filter in the lid. This teapot has a capacity of 450 ml.
The world of tea has a history spanning thousands of years, and as a result, teapots also have a rich history. In China, teapots are primarily made from clay, specifically Yi Xing clay. Yi Xing is a small town in the Jiangsu province and is the only place in the world where this very special clay is found. The clay comes in various colors, from brown to green and deep purple. It’s completely natural, without any dyes, and has unique porous properties, making it ideal for brewing tea. All Yi Xing teapots are handmade, and their production is highly limited, which makes authentic Yi Xing teapots exceptionally expensive. The artisans who create them are akin to artists, and these teapots are sometimes sold for thousands of euros.
Yixing teapots are used in the traditional Chinese tea ceremony known as Gong Fu Cha. In the West, we generally use a very different type of teapot. While Yi-Xing teapots are typically small in size for pouring into small ceremonial cups, Western teapots are generally large. In the West, we like to place a large pot of tea on the table from which everyone can pour multiple cups. Western tea is often steeped for an extended period, and fewer tea leaves are used to extract as many compounds from the tea as possible. A glass teapot is ideal for this purpose, as it allows you to watch the tea leaves unfurl.
In the West, porcelain teapots are often used, and matching cups create a beautiful tea set. This tradition is particularly associated with England and the typical high-tea scenes. Porcelain teapots come in various shapes and colors, often adorned with floral or animal motifs. If you want to use loose tea in a porcelain teapot, it’s best to choose a good filter for the tea leaves. When the filter needs to fit between the pot and the lid, opt for one with very thin handles. In addition to porcelain teapots and tea sets, cast iron teapots are also becoming increasingly popular, especially in Japanese culture. You can often find matching cups in the same material and color. With a matching trivet – a cast iron teapot gets very hot – you’re all set.
A good teapot is essential for tea enthusiasts, whether it’s for yourself or for sharing tea with others. At Thee.be, we offer a wide range of teapots so that everyone can find one that suits their preferences.