Inspired by the quiet ritual of Japanese tea culture, the Ichendorf Cha No Yu teapot designed by Denis Guidone is an ode to calm precision and mindful beauty. The purity of borosilicate glass enhances the play of light, allowing every infusion to become a visual performance. Transparent, delicate, yet durable, it transforms the simple act of pouring tea into a contemplative experience where craftsmanship and serenity meet.

Design that unites East and West

The Ichendorf Cha no Yu teapot embodies the meeting of Japanese minimalism with Italian design sophistication. Each piece is handmade and lampworked by expert artisans, achieving a fluid form that feels timeless. Equipped with a built-in strainer, it combines functionality with grace, making it ideal for both loose-leaf teas and daily rituals. Its balanced silhouette reflects Denis Guidone x Ichendorf's architectural approach, where geometry and softness coexist in perfect proportion.

A refined gesture for everyday rituals

Belonging to the Ichendorf teapots collection, this handmade glass teapot with filter harmonizes effortlessly with other pieces such as Ichendorf bottles, cups and mugs and elegant footed plates. It’s designed for alimentary use and is dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40 °C/104 °F recommended), ensuring practicality without compromising elegance. Each pour reveals the artistry behind its creation: a synthesis of transparency, form, and purpose.

The essence of zen-inspired craftsmanship

More than a vessel, this Ichendorf Japanese tea glass pot is a statement of philosophy: simplicity as sophistication. The collectible cha no yu teapot stands as a bridge between modern design and ancient ritual, inviting a slower, more intentional rhythm into the home. It captures the poetic spirit of premium handmade tea pot collections, where design becomes a reflection of harmony, silence, and sensory pleasure: a pure expression of designer Italian glass teaware at its finest.