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Made from 100% natural HARIO Glass, the pot is highly resistant to heat, odor, and stains. It can be used with or without the strainer, and works well for both hot and cold brews. With a 17 fl oz (500 ml) capacity, it’s suitable for a generous single serving or multiple pours.

Common Japan Straight Glass Tea Pot 500ml

$65.00

This straight-walled glass tea pot is a collaboration between Japanese tableware brand Common and HARIO, Japan’s trusted heat-resistant glassmaker since 1921. The simple form with softly rounded edges brings a sense of warmth to everyday tea rituals. Its clear body showcases the color and movement of tea as it steeps. The deep stainless-steel strainer promotes even infusion and is easy to remove and clean.

Made from 100% natural HARIO Glass, the pot is highly resistant to heat, odor, and stains. It can be used with or without the strainer, and works well for both hot and cold brews. With a 17 fl oz (500 ml) capacity, it’s suitable for a generous single serving or multiple pours. Microwave safe (with strainer removed) and dishwasher safe, it’s designed for both beauty and ease in everyday use.
Photo by Photo by Junichi Kusaka & Satoshi Nagare

 

Made from 100% natural HARIO Glass, the pot is highly resistant to heat, odor, and stains. It can be used with or without the strainer, and works well for both hot and cold brews. With a 17 fl oz (500 ml) capacity, it’s suitable for a generous single serving or multiple pours. Microwave safe (with strainer removed) and dishwasher safe, it’s designed for both beauty and ease in everyday use.

    • Dimensions: 6.1" x 4.3" x 4.1" high | 15.5 cm x 10.8 cm x 10.5 cm high.
    • Capacity: 17 fl oz | 500 mL.
    • Material: heatproof glass (body, lid, handle – HARIO Glass, made in Japan), stainless steel strainer (made in China).
    • The glass is tolerant up to 120°C (248°F) heat.
    • Care: dishwasher safe. Microwave safe (strainer must be removed). Do not place over direct flame or in the oven. Avoid abrasive cleansers, metal brushes, or scrubbers. Avoid sudden temperature changes—do not add cold liquid into a hot pot or place on cold surfaces immediately after heating. Do not freeze.
    Common emerged from the pursuit of universal designs. Examining the essential elements of a variety of common products, designer Yota Kakuda developed a lineup of tableware for everyday use.

    Photo by Junichi Kusaka & Satoshi Nagare

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