BRIM


BRIM TEAPOT


A simple yet effective tea brewer, featuring a large strainer which allows tea leaves to move freely and bloom widely inside, maximising aroma. The wide handle provides a good grip and the lid is designed so that it does not fall off when the pot is tipped.


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BRIM MUG


Porcelain mugs designed as the perfect match for the Brim teapot. Dishwasher and microwave safe.


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