Yes, we offer monthly tea subscriptions that deliver a curated selection of teas to your door.

Tea creamers are typically smaller and may have a longer spout for precise pouring. They’re designed to complement tea sets aesthetically.

Place your tea brewing vessels on the tray. It collects spills and overflows, making it easy to dispose of excess water.

Pour your brewed tea through the fine mesh strainer to catch any small particles or “dust” before serving.

Place a lit tea light in the base of the warmer, then set your teapot on top to keep the tea warm.

Rinse with hot water after each use. For stubborn stains, use a mixture of baking soda and water. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

A tea tray is larger and used to hold multiple tea implements. A tea boat is smaller and typically holds just the brewing vessel.

A tea caddy is a container for storing tea. Simply transfer your loose leaf tea into it for attractive, airtight storage.

Place your container on the scale, tare it to zero, then add tea leaves until you reach the desired weight.

Fill the ball with loose tea, close it, and place in your cup or pot of hot water. Remove when desired strength is reached.