"Copper Ritual" Handcrafted Pure Copper Teapot — No-Coating, Kung Fu Style

The "Copper Ritual" Handcrafted Pure Copper Teapot is made for those who take their tea ceremony seriously. Crafted from pure red copper with no coating, this 200ml Kung Fu-style teapot softens water naturally and enriches your tea with beneficial trace minerals — the way it has been done for centuries.

Each piece is purely handmade, meaning your teapot will carry its own subtle character and finish.

Why You'll Love It

• Pure Uncoated Copper: No lining, no coating — just natural copper in direct contact with your water and tea
• Antibacterial by Nature: Copper’s natural properties help keep your brew clean and wholesome
• Handcrafted One at a Time: Each teapot is individually made by artisan hands
• Compact 200ml Capacity: Perfectly sized for Kung Fu / Gongfu tea ceremonies
• Vintage Aesthetic: Warm retro copper finish that deepens beautifully over time

Product Specifications

• Material: Pure Red Copper (No Coating)
• Capacity: Approximately 200ml
• Style: Kung Fu / Gongfu Tea
• Finish: Retro Copper
• Craftsmanship: Purely Handmade
• Compatible with: Gas / open flame only — not suitable for induction hobs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is it made of?

The teapot is made from pure red copper with absolutely no coating or lining. This means the copper is in direct contact with your water, naturally softening it and releasing beneficial trace minerals into your tea.

How much does it hold?

It holds approximately 200ml — the ideal size for a traditional Kung Fu / Gongfu tea ceremony, designed for small, concentrated pours shared between two or three people.

Can I use it on any hob?

It is compatible with gas and open flame only. It is not suitable for induction hobs, electric ceramic hobs, or microwaves.

Will my teapot look exactly like the photos?

Each teapot is individually handcrafted, so there may be subtle variations in finish and form. These are a natural mark of artisan craftsmanship, not a defect.

Does copper change colour over time?

Yes — copper naturally develops a patina with use, deepening in tone and character over time. To restore the original shine, soak briefly in vinegar and salt, then polish gently with a soft cloth.

How do I care for it?

Hand wash only with mild soap and warm water. Avoid dishwashers and abrasive cleaning products. To remove oxidation, use a gentle vinegar and salt solution followed by a soft cloth polish.

Where is it shipped from?

Orders are fulfilled and shipped from our supplier warehouse. Standard delivery times apply at checkout based on your location.