Description
The new, revolutionary vacuum tea jug by Stelton, in lacquered stainless steel with steel insert, sets new standards for brewing tea. Hence, you can now wave goodbye to bitter tea once and for all.
A single twist closes the inbuilt smartfilter, which stops the brewing process when the tea has reached the correct strength. The tea leaves need only be removed once the tea has been drunk.
The jug's beechwood handle lends an innovative, modern twist while making use of the natural materials of yesteryear. The Emma vacuum tea jug has a blue tint, which works well with the blueish tone-on-tone colours; while its wider shape contrasts with the vacuum coffee jug's slim silhouette.
Technical Info
steel, PP plastic, beechwood
Diameter: 14 cm
Height: 18.5 cm
Volume: 1 litre
Emma vacuum tea jug
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Description
The new, revolutionary vacuum tea jug by Stelton, in lacquered stainless steel with steel insert, sets new standards for brewing tea. Hence, you can now wave goodbye to bitter tea once and for all.
A single twist closes the inbuilt smartfilter, which stops the brewing process when the tea has reached the correct strength. The tea leaves need only be removed once the tea has been drunk.
The jug's beechwood handle lends an innovative, modern twist while making use of the natural materials of yesteryear. The Emma vacuum tea jug has a blue tint, which works well with the blueish tone-on-tone colours; while its wider shape contrasts with the vacuum coffee jug's slim silhouette.
Technical Info
steel, PP plastic, beechwood
Diameter: 14 cm
Height: 18.5 cm
Volume: 1 litre
Designed by HolmbäckNordentoft Studio
Sebastian Holmbäck (1971) and Ulrik Nordentoft (1974) met at the Danish Design School, where they both trained. Almost 10 years after their graduation they established the HolmbäckNordentoft studio. Their common ground, and the basis for all their work, is aesthetics.
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