What on earth is it?
A tea infuser shaped like a carnivorous plant. Its jaws form the container for loose leaves.
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Tea Trap
The tea leaves wandered into danger.
A Venus flytrap opens its jaws for loose tea, then steeps quietly in your cup.
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The oddity
has a point.
It may look like a punchline. Look closer: what it does, why it caught our eye, and who would actually enjoy it.
What do you do with it?
Squeeze the handle to open the flower, add loose tea, close it, and steep it in hot water. Empty and dry it after use.
Why it made the cut
The plant that should eat bugs has developed a taste for tea. It turns the usually invisible steeping process into a tiny botanical drama.
Who would love it?
Plant people, tea drinkers, and anyone who wants a cup with a more interesting origin story.
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