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Brass Tea Strainer with Bowl

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$899.4 $1499 In stock

A brass tea strainer with bowl is a traditional yet elegant tool used for straining loose tea leaves from brewed tea. It typically consists of two parts: a finely perforated bowl-shaped strainer and a matching bowl to catch the strained tea liquid. The strainer, made of durable brass, features tiny perforations that effectively filter out tea leaves while allowing the liquid to pass through smoothly.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★

The perforations are fine enough that I don't get any leaf bits in my cup, which was my main worry with loose tea. It sits nicely on my mug and the brass has a warm look that beats my old plastic one. Rinses clean in seconds too.

Samuel U. ★★★★★

Didn't expect the little brass bowl to actually catch the drips, but it saves my countertop every time I brew loose leaves. The perforated bowl rinses clean in seconds under the tap, no stray bits stuck in the holes. Feels solid in the hand too, not flimsy like my old mesh one.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The perforations are so fine that I didn't get a single leaf in my cup, and the bowl sits perfectly on a mug while it steeps. It's become my favorite part of the evening ritual, and it cleans up with just a quick rinse.