🐝 Bee House Round Teapot 15oz: Timeless Elegance and Functional Design Review

Kettle smaller than expected. It holds 15 ounces when completely filled to the brim. As a result, no pouring out of the spout and no dripping from the pot lid is possible.

I met ZEROJAPAN teapots at our local tea house and fell in love with them. They are ideal for personal service, and their color and clear finish add an artistic touch. The removable lid makes cleaning easier and the screen filter is very durable and voluminous. I like to use it every day.

No matter how fast or slow I pour, water drips from the top. I have an old 12 ounce apiary. Kettle as well as an older Bee House kettle larger (about 20) and never had this drip issue with either. I bought the banana color and I really like the color, but it's a little less light/softer yellow than the exhibition photo.

I like to drink a lot of loose tea, but I don't want a large teapot. It's the perfect size for a cup and a half. The strainer is large enough to hold tea, detachable, easy to clean. It's also nice, simple, and although I bought it recently my daughter has had one for many years so it's lasted and lasted a long time. I only hand wash this kettle so I can't tell if it's dishwasher safe.

Very cute little teapot. It's smaller than I expected, but I only need it for loose tea in the office. Enough for a very large cup of tea. I wish the stainless steel strainer was a finer mesh, some small bits of tea end up on the bottom. The workmanship was fine, mine arrived without any problems despite the lack of protection in the packaging. There was no bubble wrap or paper, just a kettle in a box. However, he does what he has to do, which is to make tea and look cute while doing it.

I don't know what the difference between Bee House and Zero Japan is. Maybe there really is no difference, it will be necessary to check. The little pot I bought is Zero Japan and it looks just like the one I had but accidentally broke. This pot doesn't water very well. I've tried watering fast and very slow and most of the time the water runs down the sides of the pot when watering. That was not the case with the previous Bee House pot. It doesn't seem to matter how full or empty it is…