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A clear borosilicate glass teapot with built-in stainless steel infuser designed for brewing loose-leaf tea; 800ml capacity suits multiple cups and countertop display. It targets home tea drinkers who want a simple, easy-to-clean glass teapot with an infuser for visual brewing.

Clear borosilicate glass teapot with a removable stainless steel infuser designed for loose-leaf and flowering teas. Heat-resistant construction allows stovetop and microwave use and the clear body showcases leaves unfurling; capacity is 950 ml making it suitable for multiple servings.

Clear borosilicate glass teapot with a removable 18/10 stainless steel mesh infuser, ergonomic handle, and a non-drip spout; stovetop- and microwave-safe and dishwasher top-rack safe. Holds 1000 ml and is suitable for blooming and loose-leaf teas, with thicker glass for durability. Comes with a lid that fits with or without the infuser.

Laboratory-quality borosilicate glass stovetop kettle with a whistling lid, heat-tolerant handle, dishwasher safe, 48 oz (3 qt) capacity; suitable for gas and electric ranges and includes a metal trivet. It's a simple, inexpensive glass kettle intended for boiling water rather than display or specialty brewing.

A 2-in-1 borosilicate glass stovetop kettle and tea steeper with a long stainless-steel infuser and steep-range thermometer; 34 oz (1000 ml) capacity, dishwasher-safe and thermal-shock resistant. Designed for heating and steeping in one vessel with a no-drip spout and removable infuser, suitable for precise brewing of loose-leaf teas.

A 34 oz borosilicate glass 2-in-1 stovetop kettle and tea steeper with a built-in steep-range thermometer and stainless steel infuser; heat water directly, then steep in the same vessel. It is dishwasher safe, stovetop safe, and designed to resist thermal shock, suited for brewing temperature-sensitive teas while watching leaves unfurl.