The product in the image is a glass teapot with a removable stainless steel infuser, designed for brewing loose-leaf tea. It appears to be a stovetop-safe model being used on an electric heater base, which is a common application for this type of borosilicate glass product.

Key Product Features

Material: The teapot body is made from high-quality, lead-free borosilicate glass, known for its crystal clarity and resistance to thermal shock. This allows it to withstand rapid temperature changes and be used safely on stovetops.
Infuser: It includes a removable, food-grade stainless steel infuser (often 18/8 or 304 grade) with an ultra-fine mesh filter. This design is ideal for steeping various loose teas, including blooming teas and large whole-leaf varieties, by allowing the leaves to expand fully.
Design: The teapot features an ergonomic, heat-resistant handle for a sturdy and comfortable grip. The spout is typically designed to be non-drip, resembling an "eagle's beak," to ensure smooth and precise pouring.
Capacity: Similar teapots come in various capacities, commonly ranging from 400ml to 600ml (around 2 to 6 cups).
Care: The glass teapot itself is typically dishwasher safe, microwave safe (when metal parts are removed), and safe for use on electric, gas, or ceramic stovetops.