Traditional teapot: They are mostly made of ceramic or porcelain and often have decorations or patterns. Traditional teapots are designed for making loose tea leaves and are often used in tea ceremonies.
Glass teapot: Glass teapots allow you to see how the tea making process takes place. They are visually attractive and allow you to appreciate the color changes of the tea.
Cast iron teapot: Cast iron teapots retain heat very well, which helps them stay hot longer on the road. They are often decorated and are especially used to make Japanese-style teas.
Teapot with modern design: Modern teapots can be made of different materials such as stainless steel, glass, ceramic or even plastic. They are often minimalistic in design and intended for practical use.
Single teapot: These teapots are designed for one cup of tea at a time. They are compact and perfect for a single tea lover.
Ceramic teapot with a strainer: Some teapots are equipped with a sieve that allows you to separate the loose tea leaves from the tea without using a separate sieve.
For example, with this tea set inspired by Japanese tea culture, you can host your own tea ceremony at home. Imagine yourself in an Asian setting with a cast iron teapot and two porcelain mugs