The leaf veins are part of the ceramic relief rather than a flat surface pattern. Darker green glaze gathers inside the recessed lines, while the raised edges remain lighter and more pronounced. From spout to handle, the teapot measures 12.5 inches, giving it enough scale to become the center of a tea table before the first cup is poured.

Its capacity works for several servings of black tea at breakfast, Earl Grey with cake in the afternoon, or mint and chamomile after dinner. It can also carry iced hibiscus tea or a citrus infusion for an outdoor lunch, provided sudden changes in temperature are avoided.

The teapot does not require a complete matching service. Place it beside plain white cups, clear glasses, or simple cream-colored stoneware and let the cabbage form provide the color. For a more abundant table, pair it with Bordallo Pinheiro’s Cabbage cups, saucers, plates, and serving pieces.

At brunch, use it alongside pastries, fruit, and preserves. For an afternoon gathering, bring it out with a cake stand and a stack of mismatched cups. Once the tea is finished, the closed teapot can remain on an open kitchen shelf, sideboard, or bar cabinet rather than being hidden away with ordinary serveware.

The handle bends sharply. The body looks cut and folded rather than molded into a soft oval. A black hand-painted line runs along the edges, making the white porcelain look closer to a three-dimensional sketch than a conventional tea-service piece.

That makes the teapot useful in two ways. It works as the central serving piece with the Carte Blanche tea cups, milk jug, espresso cups, and plates, but it can also stand on its own with plain white tableware, wood trays, linen, or glass. The shape is strong enough to carry the table without needing the entire collection around it.

The 1 liter capacity suits tea, herbal infusions, hot water service, or a larger pour for breakfast and dessert. The porcelain body is dishwasher safe and microwave safe. The black detailing is hand-finished, so small differences in line, edge, and surface are expected.

The spout is shaped for controlled pouring. Tilt the kettle slightly for a thinner stream, or increase the angle for a fuller pour. That makes it useful for hand-drip coffee, where water flow matters, but the kettle is not limited to coffee. It can also be used as a regular stovetop kettle for daily hot water.

The body is made from enamel-coated steel. Enamel gives the kettle a clean, glass-like surface while the steel base allows it to work on gas and induction / IH stovetops. The underside of the wood lid is covered with enamel-coated steel, helping protect the wood from direct steam contact.

The kettle is available in Matte Black, Matte White, Matte Gray, and Matte Light Blue. All four colors use the same rounded form, wood lid, 1.8L full capacity, and Japanese-made enamel construction.

The kettle is not dishwasher safe and should not be used in a microwave. Hand wash after use, dry thoroughly before storing, and avoid heating it empty. The handle can become hot, so use a mitt or pot holder when handling the kettle during or after heating.

Made from matte-glazed stoneware, the teapot has a low pedestal base, a removable tea strainer, and a metal handle that can stand upright or fold to the side. Silicone details protect the stoneware and make the handle easier to use. With a 980 ml / 33.1 fl oz capacity, it works well for loose-leaf tea, herbal infusions, and serving tea at the table.

The teapot is available in Moonbeam, a textured off-white glaze, and Elephant Skin, a smooth warm gray. Each piece may vary slightly because of the stoneware firing process.

Dishwasher safe. Not suitable for stovetop, microwave, or oven use. Hold the lid lightly while pouring.

The form is practical but pleasing: the teapot sits neatly above the cup, with a pleated glass surface on the lower section that adds texture and catches the light. The glass handle, short spout, and lid keep the silhouette clean and easy to use, whether on a kitchen counter, desk, bedside table, or packed for a quiet moment outdoors. A simple object for loose-leaf tea, made for one person and one good pause in the day.

It comes with the matching glass lid, and the whole set is made to be used, not babied. When you’re done, lift out the infuser, rinse, and you’re ready for the next round—green tea in the morning, herbal at night, whatever you’re in the mood for.

This version is the only model specifically built for the U.S. market, featuring the correct plug and electrical specs for American outlets. While similar-looking versions may circulate online, they are not approved for use in the U.S. and may not operate safely or correctly. This is the official U.S. edition—ready to plug in and use right out of the box.

The kettle includes a precision temperature control option for everything from pour-over coffee to herbal tea. Form meets utility in a piece that’s as practical as it is refined.