SHUILING fine glass
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SHUILING Teapot with glass infuser - 200ml
This exquisite SHUILING glass teapot is elegant as it is practical.
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SHUILING Teapot with glass infuser - 400ml
Our teapots come with a removable tea infuser which allows the tea leaves to be re-used for several steepings.
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SHUILING Gong Fu Tea Cup - 50ml
An exquisite double-walled cup for your Gong Fu set, hand-made by glass artisans is ideal for the tea connoisseur
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Double-walled glass SHUILING Tea Cup - 80ml
An exquisite double-walled cup, handmade by glass artisans is ideal for the tea connoisseur.
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SHUILING Three piece Infuser Mug
Abbey Tea's SHUILING glass Tea Infuser Mug is ideal for the home or the office.
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The TRIO SET
Everything you need to brew the perfect mug of tea, a Tea Infuser Mug with removable strainer, a bamboo tray and…
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Tea sets
Abbey Tea provide you with a selection of SHUILING tea sets for the ultimate tea ceremony.
What is SHUILING glass?
Inspired by the traditional Chinese tea ceremony, Abbey Tea is delighted to introduce you to our SHUILING range of fine glass ware,
SHUILING fine glassware is hand-made by glass artisans from resiliant Borosilicate*, heat resistant glass.
SHUILING - 水灵 - means "fresh/ vivid/ full of life"
We believe brewing loose leaf tea in a glass teapot is the best way to watch the fresh tea leaves slowly unfurl and come vividly to full life.
Explore our beautiful range of teapots, double-walled tea cups and tea infuser mug. Elegant and beautiful, Abbey Tea's teapots are modern in design, yet practical and pour without any drips. The double-walled tea cups are made from ultra-light, heat resistant glass, are cool to the touch and they keep hot drink hotter for longer. These elegant cups are also great for Espresso.
A must for all tea lovers, SHUILING fine glass teaware is a perfect way to enjoy speciality teas.
*Borosilicate glass is mainly made of silica (70-80%) and boric oxide (7-15%) with smaller amounts of alkalis (sodium and potassium oxides) and aluminium oxide. Borosilicate glass was first developed by German glassmaker Otto Schott in the late 19th century.
