Loveramics Pro Tea Mug mit Infuser mint

Diese Teetasse mit Deckel und kugelförmigen Edelstahl Filter ist für alle Teemischungen geeignet. Durch den runden Filter kann das Wasser beim brühen ungehindert im Inneren zirkulieren.Loveramics ist eine zeitgenössische Kollektion von wunderschön gestalteter und dekorierter Keramik. Das Unternehmen glaubt, dass gutes Design ästhetische Handwerkskunst mit Farben und praktischen Nutzen beim Catering für verschiedene Küchen sowie platzsparende Lösungen für urbanes Wohnen umfasst.Simon Stevens ist ein preisgekrönter Produktdesigner und eine treibende Kraft im Keramikdesign. Simon hat mit einigen der renommiertesten Keramikhersteller der Welt zusammengearbeitet. Er hat Designteams für Lifestyle-Marken geleitet und nun setzt seine eigene Designkarriere um im etablierten Simon Stevens Design Studio mit Sitz in London. Simons dynamische Kreativität führte dazu, dass seine erfolgreichsten Entwürfe in den ständigen Sammlungen des Victoria and Albert Museums und im Frankfurter Museen für Angewandte Kunst zu finden sind.

Simon Stevens has designed teapots with a slender, spherical shape that are not only beautiful to look at, but also support the brewing process by allowing the water to circulate freely. The seigut pot, the double-walled glass jug and the small tea cups complement each other perfectly for a small Chinese tea ceremony. Simon Stevens is an award-winning product designer and a driving force in ceramic design. Simon has worked with some of the world's most renowned ceramic manufacturers. He has led design teams for lifestyle brands and is now implementing his own design career at the established Simon Stevens Design Studio based in London. Simon's dynamic creativity has led to his most successful designs being in the permanent collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum and Frankfurt's Museum of Applied Arts.

This tea jug is perfect in combination with the small round teapot for a Chinese tea ceremony for two. The double-walled glass retains the right temperature optimally over a longer period of time. The stoneware pot, the double-walled glass jug and the small tea cups complement each other perfectly for a small Chinese tea ceremony. Simon Stevens came up with the idea. Simon Stevens is an award-winning product designer and a driving force in ceramic design. Simon has worked with some of the world's most renowned ceramic manufacturers. He has led design teams for lifestyle brands and is now implementing his own design career at the established Simon Stevens Design Studio based in London. Simon's dynamic creativity has led to his most successful designs being in the permanent collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum and Frankfurt's Museum of Applied Arts.

The concept of the ProTea range is to work in harmony with the process of brewing tea. Designed by award-winning product designer Simon Stevens, ProTea has a slim, spherical shape that is not only beautiful to look at but also aids the brewing process by allowing water to circulate freely inside.The pouring spout has been designed with care; it tapers outwards to ensure a controlled flow of tea when pouring and is drip-free at the tip.The handles are generous and ergonomically designed to fit comfortably in each hand. Each piece includes a wide stainless steel filter to help control the infusion and a handle to help you remove the filter after brewing.

The small stoneware tea cups perfectly complete the Pro Tea Set by Loveramics. They are made of the same material as the small round teapot. The ceramic pot, the double-walled glass jug and the small tea cups complement each other perfectly for a small Chinese tea ceremony. Simon Stevens came up with the idea. Simon Stevens is an award-winning product designer and a driving force in ceramic design. Simon has worked with some of the world's most renowned ceramic manufacturers. He has led design teams for lifestyle brands and is now implementing his own design career at the established Simon Stevens Design Studio based in London. Simon's dynamic creativity has led to his most successful designs being in the permanent collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum and Frankfurt's Museum of Applied Arts.