Two-Chamber Magnetic Glass Teapot with Wood Handle

Brewing happens on two levels here: the leaves sit in the upper glass chamber, and the finished tea drops into the rounded base underneath, where it stops extracting and waits. The long angled spout draws from that base, so what comes out is clear tea rather than something still standing on wet leaf.

Key features of the two-chamber teapot:
- Magnetic filtration separates the steeping chamber above from the serving reservoir below, released at the handle
- Borosilicate glass rated for high temperatures and resistant to scratching
- 25 fl oz (740 ml) in total, enough for several small cups off a single steep
- Wood-finish D-shaped handle fixed to the side of the upper chamber
- Flat wood-finish lid that seats level on the rim
- Long tapered glass spout rising from the lower reservoir
- Cup bundles available: the pot on its own, or with 2 or 4 handled glass mugs

Because the spent leaf stays up top between pours, the same leaves can be steeped a second and third time without repacking anything.