The Lady in-red Teapot is a gravity-style glass teapot built around a hand-finished sculpture of a woman with flowing hair and a wood-grain finish. A one-touch magnetic release drops brewed tea into the pitcher while the leaves stay in the brewing cup, so no strainer is needed. The heat-resistant glass lets you watch the tea steep, and the piece doubles as a shelf display. It suits loose-leaf drinkers who want a table piece as much as a working pot; against plain glass gravity pots it trades simplicity for ornament, and owners rate it highly.
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Owners rate it highly and call it a high-quality teapot. Many single out watching the tea brew through the glass as the part they never tire of. The main complaint is the magnetic release not working until the silicone plug is removed.
The Lady in-red Teapot is a sculpted teapot with a heat-resistant glass brewing cup and a glass pitcher. The sculpture has flowing hair, a deep wood-grain finish and an ornate gold knob, all hand-finished.
A one-touch magnetic release lets the brewed tea drop into the pitcher while the leaves stay in the cup. No strainer is needed, and the glass lets you watch the tea brew. It works as a table teapot and also as a shelf piece.
