Trad. ceramic Tea Infuser. Brown
$25.00
Trad. ceramic Tea Infuser. Brown
$25.00
We think that little things like these beautiful Tea Infusers do matter.
It's also important to have a little time in your day when you can slow down. it is easy to do if you love your tea.
At Asché & Blum we love our tea and we love our Ceramic Collection.
And this Tea Infuser is a fine piece of Collection, that can become yours.
- Material: Pottery
- Color: Brown / Grey
- For brewing coffee or tea
- Capacity: 200ml
- 10.2 x 6.2cm
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