A heat-resistant glass teapot cradled in a sculpted maiden-and-branch base. Set a cup underneath and the pot pours on its own; lift the cup away and it stops. No tap to turn, no button, no lid to hold back with your thumb.
How the pour works
The base holds the pot over a valve that opens when a cup presses up under the spout and closes the moment you take it away. You get a clean, unhurried pour one-handed, and nothing drips on the table between cups.
Details
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Heat-resistant glass. You can watch the leaves open and the colour come up, which is half the point of gongfu tea.
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Built-in infuser. Leaves stay in the pot; nothing ends up in the cup.
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Sculpted stand. The branch-and-figure base is the part guests pick up and ask about.
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Ten finishes. Different sculptures and glass shapes — the photos show each one.
Questions
How many people does it serve?
It's a gongfu set: small cups, several short infusions, made for two to four people sitting around one table rather than one big mug.
Can it go in the dishwasher?
Rinse the glass by hand and keep the sculpted base well out of it — resin and hot detergent don't get along.
What if it arrives broken?
Glassware is the one category where breakages happen. Send us a photo and we replace it — you won't need to ship anything back.
How long does delivery take?
7–14 business days to the UK and EU, free worldwide, tracked the whole way.