Poisonous Plants Glass Infuser Bottle
Steep yourself the perfect elixir. Whether it's chaga tea, an herbal remedy, or an enchanting brew of your own invention, the Poisonous Plants Infuser turns every cup into a small ritual — one that invites deep thoughts on toxicology, mycology, and herbology with every sip.
Crafted from double-walled glass with a stainless steel infuser basket, this vessel keeps your brew at the perfect temperature while the botanical artwork wraps your drink in a bit of dark, curious magic. The stainless steel cap with silicone ring seals in warmth (or chill) so your tea stays exactly as you left it.
About the Poisonous Plants Infuser
Part apothecary bottle, part daily companion, this infuser was designed for the tea drinker who wants their brewing vessel to be as intriguing as what's steeping inside it. The botanical illustrations set the mood, while the double-walled glass and built-in infuser basket handle the actual business of making a great cup of tea.
Materials & Specifications
| Volume | 15 oz | 450 mL |
| Width | 2.5" | 63 mm |
| Height | 9" | 230 mm |
| Material | Double-walled glass & stainless steel infuser basket |
| Cap | Stainless steel with silicone ring |
| Origin | Designed in Oregon, built internationally |
| Care | Hand wash only, handle with care |
Key Features
- Double-walled glass — helps regulate temperature and keeps the exterior comfortable to hold
- Stainless steel infuser basket — easily removable for loose-leaf tea, herbal blends, or chaga
- Silicone-sealed cap — helps lock in heat and prevent leaks on the go
- BPA-free — safe for everyday use
- Compostable packaging — because the ritual should be sustainable from the moment it arrives
Handling Tips & Precautions
This infuser is built to travel with you, but it's still glass — so it deserves a bit more care than a metal bottle. A few tips to keep it brewing beautifully for years to come:
- Avoid dropping, bumping, or toppling the infuser on hard surfaces.
- We don't recommend tossing it loose in a bag — a sudden drop or bump could cause it to break.
- When adding ice, always pour in your liquid first, then add the ice cubes.
- After pouring in hot water, wait a few minutes before tightening the lid. This prevents a vacuum seal from forming, which can make the lid difficult to open later.
Care Instructions
Hand wash only. Gently clean the glass body, infuser basket, and cap with warm water and mild soap. Avoid the dishwasher, as heat cycles and jostling can damage the glass and seals over time.
Why You'll Love It
Whether it's your morning ritual or a mid-afternoon reset, the Poisonous Plants Infuser makes brewing feel intentional. It's a beautiful, functional piece for anyone who appreciates a bit of dark botanical charm alongside their favorite blend — chaga, herbal, or otherwise.
